What was the primary motive of south carolinians in supporting the war of 1812? (south carolina history) a) they were concerned france was trying to reestablish a presence in north america. b) they wanted to show unity with new england where support for the war was strong. c) they were angered by repeated violations of spain regarding the freedom of the seas. d) they believed great britain had never really accepted america's independence.

They believed Great Britain had never really accepted America's Independence ( D )

Explanation:

The war of 1812 was the war between America and the Great Britain. IN 1807 a British ship fired on An american ship the sea and removed three American sailors in search of their own citizens that might be escaping from military service and this was in violation of the rights of Neutrals to move on the sea  during war times between countries.

The south Carolina's who where in support of the war of 1812 so this and several stoppage of American ships by both France and England as an Insult on America i.e a disregard for American independence and that was why they supported the war . the embargo of 1807 made by united states congress couldn't resolve the problem because it harmed the Americans more than Britain and France

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