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Wilson Hall - 3rd Grade History - Low Country, Back Country, Slavery and Indians

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The three early settlements were _____ _____, _____, and _____.   Charles town, Beaufort, Georgetown  
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_____ raised (grew) _____ on their _____ or large farms in the Low Country.   Planters, rice, plantations  
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_____ grew anywhere in South Carolina and was used to make blue dye.   Indigo  
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_____ _____ _____ discovered a way to make the dye.   Eliza Lucas Pinckney  
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_____ _____ _____ taught the people of the Back Country how to grow their own food.   Dr. Henry Woodward  
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Workers on the large plantations were called _____.   slaves  
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The slaves got tired of being told what they had to do and began a _____.   rebellion  
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They were defeated by the _____ led by Governor William Bull.   militia  
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This rebellion was called the _____ _____.   Stono Rebellion  
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Because the settlers were afraid of another rebellion, they passed the _____ _____.   Slave Code  
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Two famous wars between the settlers and the Indians were the _____ _____ and _____ _____.   Cherokee War, Yemassee War  
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At the end of each war, they signed a peace _____.   treaty  
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the land area closest to the coast   Low Country  
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owners of large farms   planters  
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large farms   plantations  
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the land area away from the coast   Back Country  
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a plant used to make blue dye   indigo  
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an attempt to fight back against something   rebellion  
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an army made up of ordinary citizens   militia  
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laws passed about what the slaves could and could not do   Slave Code  
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an agreement between two or more sides   treaty  
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Who discovered an easy way to make indigo dye?   Eliza Lucas Pinckney  
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Who traded with the Indians and learned how they grew food?   Dr. Henry Woodward  
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Who was the royal governor from 1737-1738?   Governor William Bull  
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