Chapter 1 Test Review

When did the first humans arrive in what is now South Carolina?

• 1300 AD

• 17,000 Years Ago

• 13000 BC

• 1492 AD

What does it mean if something is shared by all members of a community?

• It is Scarce.

• It is Communal.

• It is Shared.

• It is Sovereign

What was the first European nation to try and establish a colony in what is now South Carolina?

• Spain

• England

• France

• Germany

What was the number one killer of Native Americans during colonization?

• Wars with Europeans

• War with other Native Groups

• Running low on food due to theft by Europeans.

• Disease and Illness

Between 1540 and 1700, how did the Native American population change in eastern North and South America?

• It rose by 90%

• It declined by 50%

• It rose by 20%

• It declined by 90%>

Corn (Maize), Beans, and Squash made up the Native American planting technique known as?

• The Three Brothers

• The Three Sisters

• The Three Twins

• The Three Amigos

What is the only federally recognized Native American tribe in South Carolina today?

• The Catawba

• The Cherokee

• The Yamassee

• The Algonquins

Only 0.5% of South Carolina's population today is:

• European

• French

• Native American

• Spanish

What effect did trading for European goods have on Native Americans?

• It meant they were more independent.

• It created a dependency on Native American goods.

• Native Americans had to make more to trade with Europeans.

• It created a dependency on European goods.

What was the first English attempt at a colony called? (hint it is a mystery as to what happened to it.)

• Roanoke

• Jamestown

• Charles Town

• Charles Fort