After the french and indian war, great britain began to enforce old laws and pass new laws controlling the colonies. Which statement best summarizes how colonists in south carolina responded to these new policies?

South Carolina showed resistance towards the new policies made by the British in regard to the smuggling control and the protestors joining, after the Indian and French war with the Great Britain.

Explanation:

The regulator war or the movement was the protests showed against the tax policies imposed by the Great Britain over the people in the 1760s where the people of South Carolina did violation on the account of constitutional right for "no taxation without representation".

During the time of protests, South Carolina was divided into two groups of people, one as the Protesters, protesting against the policy and the other as the Loyalists, to the British government. Sons of Liberty was formed for the same as the most active secret group fighting against the European colonists.

After the French and Indian War the Great Britain passed new laws controlling the colonies, North Carolina joined the other colonies in protest for these laws.

We can summarize their reaction as follows: The good-natured rebellion that took place in North Carolina consolidates a real serious unanimous insurgence against an unfair treatment that demeans natural rights.