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Regions, Native Amer

SC Regions, Native Americans and Explorers

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Barrier Island Islands built and constantly changed by the sea that protect S.C.’s coast from waves and storms.
Elevation height above sea level
Fall Line the point at which the rivers fall from the high land to the lower land
Monadnock a granite peak that rises suddenly above the nearby area
Carolina Bay oval depressions found in the Coastal Plain region
In which region did the first SC settlements appear? Coastal Zone
What divides SC into the Up Country and the Low Country? Fall Line
Matrilineal family ties are based on the mother’s side of the family
What is the study of stone tools and pottery to learn how people lived in the past? Archaeology
What item were the Catawba known for making? Pottery
Atlatl A tool used by Native Americans to propel their spears farther and faster.
What were the three most important crops, known as the Three Sisters, grown by Eastern Woodlands Indians? squash, corn, beans
Artifact an object, such as a stone tool or pottery, made by humans from an earlier time
Why were the first people of SC called “People of the Eastern Woodlands”? They were forest dwellers.
Why were the Eastern Woodlands people not nomadic? They were farmers and grew their food instead of following herd animals.
Petroglyph ancient rock carvings or writings
Palisade a fence of pointed stakes, usually 12 to 20 feet high, built around a village for protection.
In which of the SC regions did the Catawba tribe live? Piedmont region.
In which region of SC did the Yemassee tribe live? In the Coastal region between the Combahee and Savannah rivers
In what area of the New World did the French settle and call New France? Louisiana,Quebec and the area along the Mississippi River
Why were the Spanish interested in exploring the New World? They wanted to spread their religion and look for gold.
What two things did the colonies provide European countries like France and Spain who claimed land there? wealth, ,land and fame
What area of the New World did the Spanish settle and call New Spain? South America, Central America,Mexico and Florida
In which present-day town have archaeologists found artifacts from both early Spanish and French settlement attempts? Beaufort (Parris Island)
Why did the French explorers lead expeditions to the New World? They were searching for the Northwest Passage and they wanted to trade furs with the Native Americans.
Refuge A safe place or shelter
What were French Protestants called? Huguenots
What are settlements ruled by a distant country? colonies
Which country sent a Protestant religious group known as Huguenots to settle in SC at Charlesfort? France
to treat a person poorly because of their religious beliefs persecute
Which items were included in the diet of the Yamassee that the Cherokee, and Catawba would not have found near their villages? Clams and oysters
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