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South Carolina History Review Set Two
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- Q1What term describes the refusal to buy or use goods and services as a form of protest?boycottStamp ActvigilantesRegulator Movement30s
- Q2Who were organizations that protested British taxes, boycotted British products, and held tea parties and spinning bees?British East India CompanyIntolerable ActsSons and Daughters of LibertyBoston Tea Party30s
- Q3What term refers to the coastal region of South Carolina, known for being the first area settled in the state and home to rich plantation owners?General Committee of 99French and Indian WarUpcountryLowcountry30s
- Q4What term describes the war fought in the colonies from 1754-1763 between the English and the French for possession of the Ohio River Valley area?Tea ActFrench and Indian WarSons and Daughters of LibertyAmerican Revolution/Revolutionary War30s
- Q5What was the name of the Movement were the Backcountry people who took the law into their own hands because they lacked official law enforcement or a court system?LoyalistsRegulator MovementvigilantesCircuit Court Act30s
- Q6What term refers to people who take the law into their own hands, particularly in the Backcountry region?vigilantesThomas Heyward Jr.LoyalistsUpcountry30s
- Q7What law describes the exclusive rights given to the British East India Company to sell tea in the colonies, leading to protests and tea parties by colonists?Lexington and ConcordTea ActFirst Continental CongressIntolerable Acts30s
- Q8Which important document declared the colonies' independence from England, was written by Thomas Jefferson, and signed by representatives of each colony?
The Bill of Rights
Declaration of IndependenceThe Constitution
Sugar Act30s - Q9What term refers to the war between American colonies and Great Britain, resulting in the colonies winning their independence?American Revolution/Revolutionary War
War of 1812
Lexington and ConcordFrench and Indian War
30s - Q10What law passed by British Parliament, imposed taxes on items like paint, paper, and tea, leading to colonists' boycotts and protests?Townshend Act
Intolerable Act
Stamp Act
Tea Act
30s - Q11Who were the colonists who supported the Continental Congress and the fight for independence from England?
Interventionists
Tories
Loyalists
Patriots30s - Q12What term describes the tax imposed on paper as a direct tax, leading to colonial protests in 1765?
Tea Act
Townshend Act
Stamp ActPaper Act
30s - Q13What term describes the circuit court system established by the South Carolina government to provide justice and maintain law and order in response to the Regulator Movement?General Committee of 99Circuit Court ActFrench and Indian WarIntolerable Acts30s
- Q14Which event involved colonists dumping tea overboard into the harbor as a protest against the Tea Act of 1773?Boston Tea PartyDeclaration of IndependenceAmerican Revolution/Revolutionary WarSons and Daughters of Liberty30s
- Q15What was the name of the region of South Carolina who were originally traders and woodsmen before transitioning to small farmers, viewed as 'uncivilized' by the Lowcountry elite?Loyalists
Lowcountry
Circuit Court ActUpcountry30s