Colonial South Carolina Flashcards

(37 cards)

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The British government encouraged the development of new products, such as indigo, by offering ————- (or bonus payment) to planters who grew it.

A

subsidies

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Mercantilism

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An economic system in which the mother country controlled trade in order to export more goods than it imports

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Indians exchanged ——— and ——— for beads, trinkets , guns and alcohol from colonist.

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Deerskin and furs

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———- slaves were experienced herdsmen and horsemen

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Africans

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Pine trees provided ——– and ——- that the English navy needed to make ships watertight

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Pitch and tar

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The ——– stores and lumber from the forests contributed to a thriving trade with Barbados and Britain

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Navel

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Rice became known as “—————” , source of long term prosperity

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Carolina gold

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Slaves played a significant role in the developing ———– of SC.

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Economy

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From the —— coast Africa by the way of the West Indies and sold on the auction block

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West

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The growing demand for both ——- and ——- led plantations owners to import more slaves

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Rice and indigo

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Slaves brought their African culture called??

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Gullah

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State legislative gave owners the right to “free” or ———-, their slaves for good cause in the early 1700

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Manumit

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Manumission rarely occurred because slaves were so ——–

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Valuable

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Free ——- were required by law To leave SC within 6 months or be re-enslaved and sold at auction

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Blacks

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14
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Eliza Lucas planted ———- because she was determined for her family plantation successful and it made blue dye

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Indigo

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Slaves ———— whites which raised concerns about controlling the slave population

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Spanish said slaves could be free if they would would come to Florida. They broke into a store and stole guns and that started the…..

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Stone rebellion

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It was the ———- slave uprising in the colonies

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As a result of the stone rebellion ——– code were strengthen

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The ——— act prohibited slaves from gathering without whites supervision , learn to read and write, travel without a pass and carrying guns

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Placed a ——- (tax) on new slave arrivals from Africa

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The French and Indian war so known as the ——– ——- war.

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Treaty of —— ended the war (French and Indian war) (seven year war)

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——— Trade expanded

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The British ------ to protect Cherokee.
Failed
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Cherokee war lasted about ----- years
2
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The treaty that ended the war force the Cherokee to give up much of their -------?
Land
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Absence of law and order in the backcountry caused settlers to take matters into their ---- hands
Own
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Representation In general assembly was still disproportional and the tension between the ----------- and ----------- continued.
Lowcountry and backcountry
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A reward or payment
Bounty
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the country that supports and controls a colony, and from which many of its settlers come
Mother country
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To separate from each other
Quarantine
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An official ban on trade
Embargo
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An army of private citizens
Militia
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A deliberates nod sometimes organized attempt to resist authority
Rebellion
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A person who occupies land or property that he or she does not own
Squatter
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A citizen or group of citizens who take it upon themselves to punish criminals
Vigilante