HISTORY EXAM REVEIW

Why did pilgrims settle in new england

religous freedom

Southern colonies

large plantation and agriculture

middle colonies

diverse offered religous freedom and fertile land

mayflower compact

established by gov by people

LP

motivated by profit

barbados impact

brought a well devoluped slave code and plantation economy

headright system

lead to the establishment of large plantations based on cash crops

fundemental constitution of carolina

allowed religous freedom in carolina to encourcge settlement and increase profits

gov of carolina

proprietors and wealthy had greater power and repersentation

relationship with NAS

mistreated and sold into slavery

mercantillism in british colonies

goal to make england richer and more powerful

carolina gold

rice helped the colony grow and prosper

pinckney

produced indigo and shared her knowladge with other planters

enslaved africans

contributed the knowladge of cultivating rice, made the economy stronger and the elite richer

slave code of 1740

made lufe more difficult for south carolina enslaved people

regulator movement to circut act

provided courts, sherrifs for the back country

French and indian war

colonial unity was important, british expaned the indigo trade

negative- GB was in debt after the war and taxed the colonies

writs of assistance

unlimited search warrent

salutary neglect

growing sense of indepedence in the american colonies

sugared act

lowered tax but smugglers were prosocuted without a jury trial

NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPERSENTATION

only the colonial repersentative assemblies should tax the colonist

stamp act

direct taxt added to price of goods

sons of liberty

used methods of intimidation to enfore the boycott

purpose of the first cc

frustration with laws passed the parliment

tea tax response

tea parties

road the revolution

**French and Indian War, -Sugar Act, -Stamp Act,  -Tea Act,  -Boston Tea Party,  -Intolerable Acts, -First Continental Congress**

2nd cc purpose

prepare colonies for war and choose comander

civil war

Sc patriots fought against SC loyalist

battle of sulivans island

 **tides and resilience of the palmetto logs stopped the British,**

 →  **Palmetto tree added to state flag**

dec of inde

repersented low country elites intrest

saratoga results

france becomes an ally to the US

Cherokee-british support

british promised to return their lands

seige of charleston

british takes control over Sc

battle of camden

british gained control of almost all SC

Partisan warfare/guerilla warfare tactics

**used to ambush the British**

Battle of King’s Mountain  

\n **British began to retreat from the Upcountry**

Battle of Cowpens

**forced British to begin to leave SC**

 Enslaved persons’ role in the American Revolution

**afraid the enslaved persons would rebel if they had guns, militia could have ⅓ enslaved but they didn’t serve as soldiers**

Women’s role during American Revolution

**managed farms and served as messengers**

**Which colonies were based on a plantation agricultural system?**

southern

**Which two systems did the Barbadians bring to the Carolina colony?**

slave code and plantation

**How did the Headright system effect Carolina colony?**

**It lead to large plantations and cash crops**

**Which groups had greater power and representation early Carolina?**

**Proprietors & wealthy people**

**Who promised the enslaved people their freedom if they reached St. Augustine?**

spain

**Which SC crop was expanded by the British during the French and Indian War?**

indigo

**Describe the typical farmer in the Upcountry of SC by the mid-1700s.**

**White subsistence farmer**

**How did the French and Indian War lead to the American Revolution?**

**Britain was in debt and taxed the colonies**

**What did the British hope to find after sending armies into South Carolina?**

helpful loyalist

**Why doesn't South Carolina want enslaved persons to fight in the American Revolution?**

afraid they would revolt