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Early SC

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Alliances   Native American tribes working together or in an agreement with each other.  
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Barbados   British plantation owners brought slaves and plantations from Barbados to SC.  
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Bartering   This is trade without using money. An example would be Native American Deerskins for European Guns.  
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Cash Crop   A crop that brings a colony a lot of money.  
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Clan   A family group within Native American tribes.  
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Colony   One part of a country loyal to its mother country.  
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Council   The elders of a Native American tribe that helped the chief run the tribe.  
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Economy   The amount of money people spend and make.  
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Gullah   English and African dialects mixed and used by slaves.  
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Headright   Lord Proprietors gave people land based on how many people they had with them.  
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Longhouses   Native Americans used Longhouses for storage.  
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Low Country   Well educated, rich, plantation and slave owning, upper class of SC.  
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Mercantilism   Englands way of controlling trade in the colonies.  
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Militia   Non-professional (unpaid) soldiers.  
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Naval Stores   Tar and Pitch was used to make ships watertight/ water proof.  
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Plantation   Large farms that used slave labor.  
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Proprietary   Lord Proprietors ran the colony collecting taxes for the King of England, but did not provide enough protection for the Back Country.  
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Proprietor   People who were given land to govern and make money for Britain.  
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Regulators   Movement of people taking the law in their own hands in the Back Country.  
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Rivalry   Two sides opposing each other like Catawba vs. Cherokee or British vs. French or Back Country vs. Low Country  
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Royal   A colony run by the King and not Proprietors.  
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Settlement   An attempt to start a civilized community.  
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Slavery   Africans bought and sold to work on plantations due to cheap labor.  
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Stono Rebellion   Slave rebellion near the Stono River that led to Slave Codes legally restricting the rights of slaves.  
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Thatched House   This was a type of permanent housing used by the Native Americans.  
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Tribe   A Native American society.  
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Up/Back Country   Uneducated, Undeveloped, Poor, Subsistence Farmers in the back part of SC.  
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Wigwams   This was a type of permanent housing used by the Native Americans.  
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