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Review the paraphrase of the excerpt from the first paragraph of "The 1776 Constitution of South Carolina" that you started on the review slide. Make any desired updates prior to submitting. Please reference the excerpt if needed.

"…the colonists were therefore driven to the necessity of taking up arms, to repel force by force, and to defend themselves and their properties against lawless invasions and depredations. Nevertheless, the delegates of the said colonies assembled in another Congress at Philadelphia, anxious to procure a reconciliation with Great Britain upon just and constitutional principles, supplicated His Majesty to direct some mode by which the united applications of his faithful colonists might be improved into a happy and permanent reconciliation, that in the meantime measures might be taken for preventing the further destruction of their lives, and that such statures as immediately distressed any of the colonists might be repealed."

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"The colonists needed to protect their territories and promote their security. Although they tried to do this with the use of weapons, they needed political protection, which made them look for a reconciliation with the British government, so that guidelines and norms were developed to promote protection against invasions and depredations of the colonies."

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