Question

why did the yamasee indians attempt to force the british out of south carolina? the creeks agreed to move against the british with them. the yamasee did not want to convert to catholicism. the yamasee owed money to the british. the cherokee agreed to move against the british with them.

Explanation:

The Yamasee Indians attempted to force the British out of South Carolina because they owed money to the British. Debt - related grievances were a major factor in their decision to take action against the British settlers. The other options are not the main reasons for their actions. The Creeks and Cherokees were not the main catalysts for their attack, and conversion to Catholicism was not a relevant factor in this context.

Answer:

The Yamasee owed money to the British.