Exploration
What were the 3 G’s of Exploration?
Gold, God, and Glory
What was the first permanent settlement in S.C.?
Charles Town
What Tribe lived in the Blue Ridge Region?
Cherokee
For what main reason did the English start to come to the New World?
Escaping Religious Persecution
What three countries came over to North America during the early 1500s?
Spain
France
England
What was one natural resource, that all three European Countries that came to North America wanted to find?
Gold
What was the first permanent settlement in all of British North America?
Jamestown, VA
What Tribe lived in the Coastal Region?
Yamasee
What made it hard for Native Americans to keep their traditional ways?
Pressure from Europeans to adopt their ways.
Why did the number of settlers decrease at Jamestown from 500 to 60?
No Food
What consequence of Exploration on Natives caused rapid population decline?
Disease
Which country established a settlement at Charlesfort?
French
What Tribe lived in the Piedmont Region?
Catawba
What is the name of the conflict that eventually pushed the Yamasee out of South Carolina?
The Yamasee War of 1715
What Native American Tribe played Lacrosse?
Cherokee
How many times did the Spanish try to settle in South Carolina? Were they successful?
Twice,
Failed Both Times
Why were many settlements abandoned in South Carolina?
Native Attacks & Lack of Supplies & Sickness
True or False:
All of the Native Americans that lived in South Carolina, got along with the Europeans.
False
Spain & France ____ to settle in what is now present day Port Royal.
Failed
Was growing food considered to be Successful in the 1500s?
YES
What region of North America did the English establish colonies?
East Coast
How did Natives adapt to the arrival of Europeans?
They incorporated new tools and resources while maintaining their core values
Name the three tribes that lived in SC.
Cherokee
Catawba
Yamasee
Why was Charles Town able to survive, unlike the Spanish and French attempts to settle in South Carolina?
Much better protected
List two things that changed in Native life, once the Europeans arrived:
Population
Land
Culture
Beliefs
Government
Trade