Native Americans and Early Exploration
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| Spanish Explorers | Conquistadores
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| Regulation of trade for the benifit of the Government | Mercantilism
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| Religious movement that split the Catholic Church | Protestant Reformation
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| The First European (Spanish) settlement in South Carolina | San Miguel de Gualdape
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| Settlement by the French in SC on Port Royal, present day Parris Island | Charlesfort
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| Area of vast forrest that is home to Native Americans of SC | Eastern Woodlands
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| Name give to people who split from the Catholic Church | Protestant
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| Spain's second attempt at settlement in SC, attacked by Native Americans, present day Beaufort | San Felipe
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| This regions economy is based on lumber, ship building and trade | New England Colonies
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| Nickenamed the "Breadbasket" Colonies | Middle Colonies
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| This region has plantations and used slave labor | Southern Colonies
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| Provided land to anyone who paid their own passage to the New World | Headright
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| Corn, Bean, Squash | Three Sister Crops
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| Moved to South Carolina from Florida to escape Spanish Slavery | Yemassee
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| Tribe that lived in the foothills or Blueridge Region of SC | Cherokee
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| Tribe know as "the River People" because the rivers were their source of food and transportation | Catawba
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| The first Permanent Settlement in SC | Charles Town
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