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European Explorers-3

A Study of the European explorers who came to SC

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T or F: One reason Europeans explored SC was to get new land and riches for their king and country True
T or F: One reason Europeans explored SC was to find new kinds of animals. False
T or F: One reason Europeans explored SC was to hide from the law. False
T or F: One reason Europeans explored SC was learn about native people and help them. False
What does "For King and Country" mean? When explorers found land, it belonged to their king and country.
Which two groups of explorers tried to build settlements in SC but failed? The Spanish and French
Who am I? I came from Spain to find treasure and to claim land for my king. I landed first in Florida and then went to Carolina where I met Native Americans. I died in a battle with Native Americans and was buried along the Mississippi River. Hernando de Soto
Who am I? I was sent by a rich man in France to start a settlement in Carolina to have religious freedom. My men and I built a fort named Charlesfort after the French king. The settlement failed and the settlers returned to France. Jean Ribault
Who am I? I was sent from Spain to learn more about the land, claim land, find gold and trade with the Indians. I burned down Charlesfort and renamed it Santa Elena. The Pardo Stone was left in Spartanburg by me and my men when I went to the Upcountry. Juan Pardo
What does the "Pardo Stone" show that the Europeans had but the Native Americans did not? a written language
Which two explorers came from Spain? a. Juan Pardo b. Jean Ribault c. Hernando de Soto a. Juan Pardo and c. Hernando de Soto
Which explorer traveled only along the coast of SC? a. Juan Pardo b. Jean Ribault c. Hernando de Soto b. Jean Ribault
Which native village did Hernando de Soto explore? Cofitachique
Which group of explorers made the first permanent settlement in SC? the English
Where did English explorers stop on their way to Carolina? Barbados
T or F: William Hilton was an explorer who was sent to find a good place for English settlers to build a colony. True
T or F: William Hilton was an explorer who built a resort on Hilton Head Island. False
T or F: William Hilton was an explorer who started a rice plantation in Carolina. False
T or F: William Hilton was an explorer who was sent to find gold and silver. False
T or F: Henry Woodward may have been one of the first Europeans to grow rice in SC. True
T or F: Henry Woodward stayed with Native Americans to become friends with them and learn their language. True
T or F: Henry Woodward wrote a new set of laws for the new colony. False
T or F: Henry Woodward helped start a fur trade with the Native Americans. True
T or F: French and Spanish settlements in SC failed because they did not know how to survive on the swampy land after they ran out of supplies. True
T or F: French and Spanish settlements in SC failed because of attacks from Native Americans. True
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