Colonial South Carolina

The economy of South Carolina, like the economies of other southern colonies, was largely based on the _____________ system.

• Metric
• Train
• Plantation
• Musical

Initially, Carolina planters attempted to use ____________________ as workers, however natives could easily escape into the land t hey knew well.

• Northerners
• Native Americans
• Spanish people
• English people

Carolina settlers from _____________brought their slaves with them.

• Africa
• England
• Barbados
• Trinidad

Additional slaves were forced through the _________________  from the west coast of Africa by way of the West Indies and sold on the auction block.

• Middle Passage
• Tunnels
• Land masses
• Carolina Trade System

With the development of ___________  __________ and the plantation system came an increase in the slave trade

• irrigation system 
• colonial states
• Carolina Coffee
• cash crops

The growing demand for both __________ and indigo led plantation owners to import more slaves.

• rice
• tobbaco
• corn
• apples

African rhythms could be heard in the _______ and _______________ songs that slaves used to sustain their work and their spirit.

• rhythm and blues
• country and western
• call and response
• rap and hip hop

Foods such as ___________ became a staple of the southern diet.

• apples
• yams
• ice cream
• bread

_______________ was a spoken language and the shared culture of Africans that developed in the Sea Islands off the coasts of South Carolina

• Rusisan
• Spanish
• Gullah
• German

____________________ was a slave revolt near Charles Town, significantly increased concern about controlling slaves

• Revolutionary War
• Stono Rebellion
• Rock Party Rebellion
• Los Angeles Riots