Moving Into a New Century

What was the effect of the boll weevil in South Carolina?

• It ate up many of the wooden textile mill buildings.
• It bit many children and caused an outbreak of disease.
• It invaded markets and shipping trains and destroyed food supplies.
• It invaded the cotton field and hurt the cotton economy. 

What effect did South Carolina's railroads have on agriculture?

• they helped farmers ship their goods
• people liked to ride trains for fun
• they provided a way for people to get to beaches
• people were tired of riding horse everywhere

Which group of people had fewer rights under segregation laws in the South following Reconstruction?

• Asian Americans
• African Americans
• Mexican Americans
• White Americans

What laws separated blacks from white after Reconstruction?

• Equality Code
• Fugitive Slave
• Jim Crow
• Slave Codes

What industry grew rapidly in South Carolina after the Civil War?

• textile 
• weapon
• food 
• cotton

How was the right to vote taken away from African Americans in the late 1800s?

• They had to own property.
• They had to pass a literacy test.
• They had to have a picture ID card, 
• They had to have been born in the county. 

Why were white men who could not read allowed to vote?

• They owned property.
• Their grandfathers had voted.
• They were veterans of the Civil War.
• They were granted the right by the 19th amendment.

In the late 1800s and early 1900s, what type of transportation helped the textile industry to grow by carrying fabric and thread to places across the country?

• automobile 
• buggy 
• railroad
• ships

What even caused the growth of the textile mills in South Carolina?

• Great Depression
• Roaring Twenties
• Jim Crow laws
• World War I

Why were the textile mills built around fast flowing rivers?

• The rivers were used to ship the textiles to other cities. 
• Cotton was washed in the rivers before it en.tered the mills
• Rivers provided hydroelectric power to the mills.
• Mill workers used rivers to bathe in and drink.