Which tribe was known as the "River People", were great potters, and lived in the Piedmont region? (8-1.1)

Which of the following tribes were known as the "real people", consisted of red chiefs of war and white chiefs of peace, and fished by poisoning the water with walnut bark? (8-1.1)

What were the Spanish looking for in their exploration of the New World? (8-1.2)

Which explorer traveled through present day South Carolina and the present day South Eastern United States looking for gold? (8-1.2)

What crop helped Jamestown, Virginia become the first permanent English settlement in the New World? (8-1.3)

Why did Puritans establish schools? (8-1.3)

What was the economy of South Carolina and other Southern Colonies based on? (8-1.4)

What led to the importation of more slaves in South Carolina during the late 17th Century? (8-1.4)

Why was rice known as "Carolina Gold"? (8-1.5)

What was the purpose of mercantilism during the late 17th century and early 18th century? (8-1.5) A. Allowed South Carolina to only trade with England. B. Gave subsidies to farmers to grow certain crops. C. Made money by importing more than exporting. D. The mother country controlled trade and exported more than imported.

Which of the following is a characteristic of the Backcountry? (8-1.6)

Read the quote below. (8-1.6) "If we want to keep order, we have to take the law into our own hands...." In colonial South Carolina, the quote above best represents the views of which of the following individuals?

Who were Great Britain's opponent during the French and Indian War? (8-2.1)

Why did the British pass the Intolerable Acts? (8-2.2)

According to the Declaration of Independence, who had the right to "alter or abolish" the government if the government did not protect the citizens' natural rights? (8-2.3)

What group in South Carolina supported the Continental Congress and independence from England? (8-2.4)

Why was the Battle of Camden a major defeat for the Continental Army? (8-2.5) A. almost all of South Carolina was now controlled by the British B. the British were able to march on and take Charleston in the next battle C. They lost the port of Charleston to the British D. It was the turning point of the war

Which of the following was the major cause of the tension between the Upcountry and the Lowcountry of South Carolina? (8-3.1)

During the ratification of the Constitution, which group argued for a strong government that could be important in foreign affairs and establish trade relations? (8-3.2)

The U.S. Constitution established the division of governmental powers between the national and state governments. By doing so, what basic governmental principle was established? (8-3.3)

What was the name of the political party that was led by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison? (8-3.4)

Which of the following were slaves consistently denied regardless of how they were treated by their owner? (8-4.1)

What was Southern point of view about the expansion of slavery? (8-4.2)

What was a result of the Dred Scott decision? (8-4.3)

Which of the following assumptions best explains why South Carolina seceded from the Union? (8-4.4)

Which group of South Carolinians argued that breaking apart from the Union was the only option for South Carolina? (8-4.4)

Why was Fort Sumter fired upon in 1861? (8-4.5)

Which of the following was NOT part of the Union Military Strategy during the Civil War? (8-4.5)

Which of the following documents, issued by Abraham Lincoln, declared that all slaves in areas that had not yet been captured by the Union were free? (8-4.6)

Which of the following is NOT true about African Americans during the Civil War? (8-4.6)

Which group of people served in the Civil War as drummers and standard bearers? (8-4.6)

What was the main reason for the formation of the terrorist group the Ku Klux Klan? (8-5.1) A. The group could limit the social, economic, and political progress of African Americans B. The group could help African Americans economically, and socially

What was the purpose of the Black Codes that were passed during Reconstruction? (8-5.1)

What was the main occupation for African Americans during the Reconstruction Era? (8-5.2)

What was the name given to Northern immigrants who came to South Carolina during Reconstruction as teachers and businessmen? (8-5.2)

Which of the following was considered a success of Reconstruction? (8-5.3)

Which of the following BEST explains why Reconstruction ended in the United States? (8-5.3)

At the end of Reconstruction, why were supporters of Wade Hampton known as "Redeemers?" (8-5.4) A. They were redeeming South Carolina from racial tensions

Read the quote below to answer the following question. (8-5.4) "[The registrar] brought a big old book out there, and he gave me the sixteenth section of the constitution of Mississippi, . . . I could copy it like it was in the book, but after I got through copying it,he told me to give a reasonable interpretation of what I read and tell the meaning of the section I had copied. Well, I flunked out." ---Source: A History of the United States since 1861 Which of the following best describes the action documented above?

Due to the abundant supply of raw materials and workers, which of the following industries led to the industrialized New South? (8-5.5)