Map image showing the ethnic composition of the 13 colonies in 1750. The map shows that Maine consists of Scotch Irish and English; New Hampshire consists of Scotch Irish and English; Rhode Island consists of English; Connecticut consists of English; New York consists of Dutch, Scottish, and English; New Jersey consists of Dutch, German, English, and Swedish; Pennsylvania consists of German and Scotch Irish; Delaware consists of English; Maryland consists of Scotch Irish, German, and English; Virginia consists of Scotch Irish, German, English, and African; North Carolina consists of English, German, Scottish, and African; South Carolina consists of Welsh, Scotch Irish, English, African, and French; and Georgia consists of French, Scotch Irish, and African.
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In which of the following colonies was a creole language MOST LIKELY to form?

South Carolina
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Massachusetts