How did the proprietary regime in South Carolina compare to the government of other colonies during that time?
The strict religious policy set up by the government in South Carolina was much
less tolerant than in other colonies.
The Grand Council and Parliament included some members elected by the
citizens, similar to assemblies in other colonies.
The government of South Carolina and other colonies continued to become
more democratic during this time.
As South Carolina became more democratic, other colonies were still heavily
influenced by the king.