Unit 2 Remediation

This industry produced products (such as tar, rosin, pitch, and/or turpentine) that waterproofed and protected the wooden ships used to transport raw materials, slaves, and finished goods between the colonies and the mother country.

• Naval Stores
• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Middle Passage
• The Royal Colony
• The Circuit Court Act of 1769

Jemmy (an enslaved African warrior) and fellow slaves started a rebellion while attempting to escape to freedom in Spanish Florida; it resulted in the Slave Code Act of 1740.

• The Stono Rebellion
• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Middle Passage
• The Royal Colony
• Naval Stores

This person blockaded the port of Charles Town in an attempt to secure medicine for his crew; its significance was that it was the only blockade of an English port in colonial history. It led to the end of "The Golden Age of Pirates."

• Edward "Blackbeard" Teach
• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Middle Passage
• The Royal Colony
• Naval Stores

This person was responsible for cultivating indigo in the Carolina colony, even when faced with people telling her it couldn't be done here. It became the second largest industry in the Carolina colony after rice.

• Eliza Lucas Pinckney
• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Middle Passage
• The Royal Colony
• Naval Stores

This was the horrific voyage of kidnapped, enslaved people across the Atlantic Ocean from the West African coast to the Americas chained in the hull of ships.

• The Middle Passage
• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Royal Colony
• Naval Stores
• The Circuit Court Act of 1769

Agriculture in this colonial region was characterized by large tracts of land (known as plantations) that grew a single crop for money, most commonly worked by slave labor.

• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Middle Passage
• The Royal Colony
• Naval Stores
• The Circuit Court Act of 1769

This is the colonial government that consisted of governors being appointed by the Lords Proprietors; this system of government was considered ineffective at ruling the colony, so the colonists demanded a change in the Revolution of 1719.

• The Proprietary Government
• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Middle Passage
• The Royal Colony
• Naval Stores

Descendants of enslaved West Africans who were brought to the colony to develop the rice industry on the sea islands of South Carolina are known as ___________. Their culture still exists today in the form of their music, sweetgrass baskets, food, etc..

• Gullah
• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Middle Passage
• The Royal Colony
• Naval Stores

This law established law and order in the South Carolina Backcountry by providing sheriffs and traveling circuit courts with judges, but it did not address the unfair representation within the Commons House of Assembly in Charles Town, the colony's capital.

• The Circuit Court Act of 1769
• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Middle Passage
• The Royal Colony
• Naval Stores

This was the South Carolina colonial government that consisted of: a governor appointed by the king and a bicameral legislature where one of the branches was elected by the colonists (as long as they were male, white, and owned a significant amount of property).

• The Royal Colony
• The Southern Colonial Region
• The Middle Passage
• Naval Stores
• The Circuit Court Act of 1769