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- Q1What industry rapidly grew in South Carolina during the diversification of its economy?MiningAutomobile manufacturingShipbuildingTextile mills30s
- Q2Who primarily filled the jobs in the textile mills of the South during this period?Wealthy plantation ownersPoor whitesImmigrant workersAfrican American laborers30s
- Q3What was a significant factor that contributed to the establishment of textile mills in South Carolina?The availability of coalThe demand for steelThe large production of cottonThe growth of tourism30s
- Q4What were mill towns created for?To provide a community for factory workers and their families.To serve as vacation resorts for wealthy families.To promote environmental conservation.To create schools for only wealthy children.30s
- Q5What was a common work schedule for employees in textile mills?10 hours a day, 6 days a week.24 hours a day, 7 days a week.8 hours a day, 5 days a week.12 hours a day Monday through Friday and 9 hours on Saturday.30s
- Q6What natural resource helped South Carolina become a leading producer of fertilizer for about 20 years?LumberCoalGoldPhosphates30s
- Q7Which type of tree harvested in South Carolina is particularly valuable for making paper and turpentine?MapleCypressLongleaf pineOak30s
- Q8Which industry in South Carolina was primarily developed due to the abundance of phosphates?Textile manufacturingFertilizer productionMiningTourism30s
- Q9What was one significant action taken by Governor Wade Hampton during his time in office after the withdrawal of federal troops in 1877?He closed the University of South Carolina for 3 years.He expanded voting rights for African Americans.He increased funding for public education.He reduced taxes on wealthy citizens.30s
- Q10What was a characteristic of the Bourbons, including Wade Hampton, who took control of South Carolina's government in 1877?They increased funding for public schools.They aimed to restore the state to its Antebellum period.They supported industrial growth over plantation agriculture.They promoted equal rights for all races.30s
- Q11How did Governor Wade Hampton's actions towards African Americans create conflict among his supporters?He hired only white officials for his administration.He passed laws to protect black voting rights.He appointed 86 blacks to political positions.He encouraged black participation in education.30s
- Q12What was one consequence of Governor Wade Hampton's policies on public education in South Carolina?Expansion of educational programs for all races.Increased enrollment in schools for black children.Establishment of new universities across the state.Reduced spending on public education.30s
- Q13What was the purpose of the 8 Box Law of 1882 in South Carolina?To encourage more people to voteTo make voting easier for everyoneTo ensure fair electionsTo confuse and disenfranchise African American voters30s
- Q14How did the shift in power to Bourbon Democrats affect African Americans in South Carolina after Hampton's Senate appointment?It led to better job opportunitiesIt led to increased racism and voter suppressionIt granted them more voting rightsIt improved their social status30s
- Q15What was a significant challenge faced by African American voters in South Carolina due to the 8 Box Law?The presence of more voting boothsThe requirement to place ballots in specific boxes without clear guidanceThe lack of a voting feeThe option to vote by mail30s