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Test Review Colonial SC 2013-2014

Test Review Colonial SC 2013-2014. Please note: This powerpoint will review the important concepts and facts for the unit. The questions are not in the format or exact wording on the test. Students will be required to interpret the information as the test is taken. Name the three

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Test Review Colonial SC 2013-2014

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  1. Test ReviewColonial SC 2013-2014 Please note: This powerpoint will review the important concepts and facts for the unit. The questions are not in the format or exact wording on the test. Students will be required to interpret the information as the test is taken.

  2. Name the three types of colonies in the New World and how each was organized

  3. Company or Joint Stock- A group of investors who planned to make money off their Investment Proprietary Colony- An individual or group was given ownership of colony by king Royal Colony Owned and governed by King

  4. What were the original • boundaries of • Carolina?

  5. South Virginia To Florida To Pacific Ocean

  6. What is a Charter?

  7. A document Granting rights To a person Or group of people. For example, the king granted A charter to the Lords Proprietors For Carolina

  8. Describe the powers of the Lords’ Proprietors

  9. They had sweeping powers including the right to sentence to death, regulate trade, appoint deputies to rule in their place

  10. What three things did the Lords Proprietors guarantee to encourage settlers to travel to Carolina?

  11. Religious freedom Voice in government Land

  12. Who was the leader of the Lords Proprietors, credited with getting the colony started and successful?

  13. Anthony Ashley Cooper

  14. Plan for land given to settlers • by the Lords Proprietors • according to how many people • you brought to the new colony

  15. Headright

  16. The name of the first permanent English settlement in Carolina:

  17. Charlestown

  18. The first permanent English • settlement in Carolina • was made in this year

  19. 1670

  20. For what reason was the first • settlement in Carolina • moved after 10 years • at Albemarle Point?

  21. The settlement lacked organization and outgrew the area in population

  22. This document was written • by John Locke • to establish the • first rules of government • in Carolina

  23. Fundamental Constitution of Carolina

  24. The Grand Council during Proprietary rule was made up of

  25. Representatives of Lords Proprietors, Representatives of Carolina elite, Representatives of the common people

  26. What similarities existed between Carolina and Barbados?

  27. Common last names and church names, parish system, common slave codes, similar climate, plantation system, slavery, cash crops, plantocracy developed in both

  28. What dangers existed for the Carolina settlers?

  29. Attack by Native Americans, attack by Spanish, pirate threat

  30. What issues caused the settlers to become so frustrated with the Lords Proprietors that they asked to become a royal colony?

  31. The Proprietors did not help with protection of the settlers from attacks by Native Americans, Spanish, pirates.

  32. What were the reasons that Native Americans attacked during the Yemassee War?

  33. Native Americans had been cheated, lied to, and enslaved. The final action that caused them to go on the warpath was that the settlers were moving onto land that they had been promised near Beaufort

  34. What were the results of the Yemassee War?

  35. Yemassee were defeated and driven from SC but so many settlers were killed that it almost destroyed the colony

  36. How did Carolina become a royal colony?

  37. The council asked the King to take the colony and make it a royal colony. The king paid the proprietors for their interest in Carolina and it became a royal colony

  38. For Carolina, what was one result of becoming a royal colony?

  39. Carolina was officially split into North Carolina and South Carolina

  40. Describe the township plan.

  41. Developed by Governor Johnson to encourage settlers to move into the backcountry, set up townships of 20,000 acres each along major rivers

  42. Describe the voyage to Carolina

  43. Albemarle, Port Royal, and Carolina left England, stopped in Ireland and Barbados for more settlers but not successfully, Albemarle sank in storm, replaced by Three Brothers, Port Royal ran aground, Three Brothers veered off course, Carolina made it to South Carolina.

  44. What was one result of the headright system that helped make South Carolina a distinctly southern colony?

  45. It allowed large plantations to develop

  46. Define bicameral

  47. Two houses of Congress

  48. Define salutary neglect

  49. The king and English Parliament left the colonial assemblies alone to govern themselves without much interference from England

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