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How did lord ashley establish the first successful, permanent settlement in what is now south carolina a. he built many new , fast ships to carry settlers to south carolina. b. he led a attack on spanish settlers in florida who threatened the colony. c. he moved to south carolina and ran the settlement himself. d. he encouraged the other proprietors to invest money in the colony.

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