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WorksheetsSC History Holiday Quiz
Total questions: 112
Worksheet time: 3570secs
What role did Thomas Lynch, Jr., Thomas Heyward, Jr., Edward Rutledge, and Arthur Middleton have as part of the Second Continental Congress?
They boycotted the Congress and refused to participate unless South Carolina was given more delegates.
They encouraged the Congress to take action to help South Carolinians in the Upcountry.
They served as delegates to the Congress and signed the Declaration of Independence.
They argued against independence and refused to sign the Declaration of Independence.
Why was South Carolina an area of focus for the British during the Revolutionary War?
The colony had the most Patriots and therefore the British wanted to wipe them out.
Its central location meant that taking South Carolina would make it harder for the colonies to coordinate attacks.
There were many Loyalists in South Carolina whom the British thought would join their cause.
There were many resources in the land there that could be used for ammunition.
During the American Revolution, what happened the first time the British attacked Charles Town?
The British used their powerful naval ships to easily capture the city.
South Carolina militiamen in Fort Moultrie were able to fight off the British ships.
Merchant ships from Charles Town successfully fought off the British ships
The British ships got caught on some rocks in the harbor and sank.
During the Revolutionary War, which group of people were known as the Patriots?
colonists who supported British rule of the colonies
colonists who supported independence
Native Americans who supported the British
slaves who served in the militia
Where did the majority of South Carolinians who considered themselves to be Loyalists live?
in the Lowcountry
in large cities
in coastal areas
in the Upcountry
Where did most Patriots live?
Lowcountry
Backcountry
South Carolina
Charleston
Why did some African Americans support the British during the American Revolution?
Promised them freedom
Become slave owners
Their child would be free
Could kill their owners
Why is the Battle of Eutaw Springs important to SC?
More people joined the Patriot cause
Last major battle in the US
British controlled SC
Last major battle in SC
In the Revolutionary War the backcountry people were
Patriots
Loyalists
Plantation owners lived in the
Upcountry
Lowcountry
Backcountry
Leftcountry
People in the ___________ were subsistence farmers.
Lowcountry
Leftcountry
Rightcountry
Upcountry
What became the new cash crop?
Cotton
Indigo
Corn
Tobacco
What invention made Cotton a viable cash crop?
The Cotten Gin
The Cotton Sorter
The Deseeder
Cotton Pickers
Representation was based on
White men and taxable property
All men
Everyone
All men and taxable property
Which had the most representation?
Upcountry
Lowcountry
What is a person in charge called?
A leader
A follower
This region was farthest from the coast.
Lowcountry
Upcountry
This region had closer ties to England and the Caribbean.
Lowcountry
Upcountry
This region had a higher number of slaves.
Lowcountry
Upcountry
This region consisted mostly of small subsistence farms.
Lowcountry
Upcountry
This region was the seat of the government and held the political power in the colony,
Lowcountry
Upcountry
This region was composed of settlers coming mostly from wagon trails leading up to NC, VA and PA.
Lowcountry
Upcountry
This region held a large number of rice plantations.
Lowcountry
Upcountry
This region held a majority of the colonies white population.
Lowcountry
Upcountry
The Patriots won because of their palmetto fort. William Moultrie lead the battle.
Cowpens
Occupation of Charles Town
Sullivan's Island
Kings Mountain
What materials did the troops use to built the fort at Sullivan's Island?
oak trees and mud
bricks
seashells and sand
palmetto logs and sand
Which leader was nicknamed the "Swampfox"
Francis Marion
Andrew Pickens
Thomas Sumter
George Washington
Which leader was nicknamed the "Gamecock"
Francis Marion
Andrew Pickens
Thomas Sumter
George Washington
Which leader was nicknamed the "Wizard Owl" and the leader of the battle of Cowpens
Francis Marion
Andrew Pickens
Thomas Sumter
George Washington
Who are the two main characters in frozen?
Elsa
Hans
Anna
Olaf
Items used to waterproof ships such as tar and sap.
Naval Stores
Manumit
Subsidies
Cash Crop
A crop produced for its commercial value rather than for use by the grower.
Cash Crop
Subsidies
Money Ahead
Rich Crops
A tropical plant of the pea family, which was formerly widely cultivated as a source of dark blue dye.
Indigo
Rice
Tobacco
Cotton
A member of a black people living on the coast of South Carolina and nearby islands.
Gullah
Africans
Native Americans
Cherokee
Rice used as a cash crop to make the Carolina Colony a lot of money.
Carolina Gold
Carolina Cash
Carolina Silver
Carolina Crop
That economic prosperity can be achieved through the extraction of wealth.
Mercantilism
Capitalism
Socialism
Imperialism
A colony ruled or administered by officials appointed by and responsible to the reigning king/queen of the mother country.
Royal Colony
Proprietary Colony
Democratic Colony
Regulator Colony
Is an area along the South Carolina coast that has a culture, geography, architecture, economy and even cuisine of their own.
Low Country
Up Country
Blue Ridge
Midlands
The portion of SC that contains wilderness or remote, isolated areas that are difficult to access with primitive trails.
Low Country
Up Country
Coastal Plain
Midlands
Is self-sufficiency farming in which the farmers focus on growing enough food to feed themselves and their families.
Subsistence Farms
Plantations
Gardens
Markets
Where can you find the Gullah community in South Carolina?
Sea Islands
Midlands
Blue Ridge
Coastal Plain
What is the nickname of South Carolina?
Redneck state
Palmetto state
Pimento state
Crescent moon state
Name the state bird.
Cardinal
Blue Jay
Cockatoo
Carolina Wren
Name the state animal.
Whitetail Deer
Carolina Wren
Black Bear
Iguana
Name state dog.
Russell Terrier
Boykin Spaniel
Golden Retriever
Chihuahua
Name state wild game bird.
Wild Turkey
Mourning Dove
Quail
Pheasant
Name the state fish.
Wide-mouth Bass
Red Fish
Striped Bass
Rainbow Trout
Name state stone.
Travertine
Blue Granite
Sandstone
Marble
Name the state tree.
Cabbage Palmetto
Dogwood
Crepe Myrtle
Pine
Name the state fruit.
Apple
Pear
Orange
Peach
Name the state capital.
Columbia
Charleston
Seneca
Greenville
Name the state vegetable.
Carrots
Corn
Collard Greens
Cauliflower
Who is South Carolina named in honor of?
King Carolina I
King Christian I
King Cameron I
King Charles I
a plan which outlines the duties of the government and guarantees the rights of the people
Great Britian
plantation
constitution
Things found in nature that are valuable to humans
prehistoric
border
resources
owners of a company
proprietors
plantation
rebel
very large farm in the South where crops of cotton and tobacco were grown and slave labor was generally used
plantation
indigo
proprietors
American troops that fought against Great Britain during the Revolutionary War
emblem
harbor
Continental Army
