The Beginnings of South Carolina

Cherokee, Yemassee, and Catawba were part of the Eastern __________ Indians and were the first to domesticate plants, make pottery, and use projectile points

• Woodland
• Aztecs
• Inca
• Navajo

The most common type of shelters Eastern Woodland natives utilized

• dugout canoes
• cabins
• caves
• wigwams

The 3 Sisters included

• Beans, Squash, Cabbage
• Beans, Corn, Cabbage
• Corn, Cabbage, Kale
• Squash, Beans, Corn

Why did native Americans and settlers fight during the colonial period?

• Settlers wanted more land and occasionally forced Native Americans into slavery
• Native Americans refused to trade with the European settlers
• Native Americans were outnumbered so they began attacking settlers out of fear
• Settlers refused to share new farming and hunting techniques with the Native Americans

What are two goals that led explorers from Spain, France, and England to travel west across the Atlantic?

• Farming techniques and more food

• Deerskins and beaver furs

• Larger populations and cures for diseases

• Riches and to spread their religion

Which South Carolina Native American tribe was known as “the river people” and is famous for their pottery?

• Apache.
• Catawba.
• Cherokee.
• Pee Dee.

Which of the following was the greatest killer of Native Americans in South Carolina during the 16th and 17th centuries?

• Poor diet and living conditions.
• War between Natives and Europeans.
• New diseases brought by Europeans.
• Changing climate conditions in the region.

Which of the states below borders SC?

• Tennessee

• Georgia

• Virginia

• Alabama

What Native American tribe's culture consisted of hunting, fishing, farming, and gathering clams and oysters?

• Catawba
• Cherokee
• Chickasaw
• Yemassee

Native Americans lived near rivers.  What are some of the ways Native Americans used rivers?

• Native Americans did not live near rivers because of potential flooding
• Transportation and fishing
• Making ice to help preserve their foods
• Drowning their enemies