Sons & Daughters of Liberty
The French & Indian War
Battles of the Revolution
People of the Revolution
Odds & Ends
100
How they enforced the boycott of British goods
Persuasion and intimidation
100
These were the two sides of the French and Indian War
British vs. France and Native Americans
100
This battle was a huge loss to the Patriots because they lost many colonial leaders and it was a major port
The Seige of Charleston
100
Most remained as slaves in the southern colonies during the Revolution
African Americans
100
This act was the first direct tax on the colonists
The Stamp Act
200
Were determined to fight for these unalienable rights
life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
200
The expansion of trade for this South Carolina product was a result of the French & Indian War
Indigo
200
Camden, Kings Mountain, Cowpens, Yorktown
Major battles fought in the South
200
The reason why more Revolutionary War battles were fought in South Carolina
the large number Loyalists
200
Explain this image
The colonies must fight together against Britian
300
Created small tea parties in these two South Carolina towns
Charleston & Georgetown
300
The first tax to pay for the French and Indian War that caused the colonists to create the protest slogan "no taxation without representation"
Stamp Act
300
This battle was a turning point in the American Revolution due to the British retreating from the Upcountry after the Patriot victory
Battle of King's Mountain
300
Person the colonists were breaking their bond with when they wrote the Declaration of Independence
King George III
300
National issue in 1787 the backcountry farmers and the coastal elite of South Carolina could also identify with and led to an overhaul of the Articles of Confederation
Shay's Rebellion
400
explain this image
tarring and feathering of a tax collector
400
This was the larger war fought in Europe
Sevens Years War
400
This battle gave South Carolina its state flag
The Battle of Sullivan's Island (Ft. Moultrie)
400
Where most of the political and economic power in South Carolina rested
The Lowcountry
400
Backcountry loyalists agreed to stay neutral in the fight against the British due to this treaty
The Treaty of Ninety Six
500
Event where the Sons of Liberty dressed as natives and contributed to a major economic loss for the British East India Company
The Boston Tea Party
500
This happened in South Carolina due to the British failure to protect the natives from the French
Cherokee War
500
This battle was a major blow to the Patriots in South Carolina because now the majority of SC was under British control
The Battle of Camden
500
The elected group that ruled South Carolina during the American Revolution
The Committee of 99
500
Boston, New York, Charleston, and Savannah were most likely targets for the British because they were these
Major port cities