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Indigenous History of South Carolina: Catawba and Cherokee Tribes

Discover the lives of the Catawba and Cherokee tribes in South Carolina through their customs, agriculture, leaders, and legacy. Learn about their settlements, trading practices, and cultural practices in this informative journey.

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Indigenous History of South Carolina: Catawba and Cherokee Tribes

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  1. Ch 3 The First South Carolinians

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  3. Where in SC did the Catawba live?

  4. A. In the Piedmont Click Anywhere to Continue

  5. What were three reasons the Cherokee held festivals?

  6. Hunting, planting crops, harvesting crops Click Anywhere to Continue

  7. What crops did the Cherokee and Catawba plant?

  8. Corn, squash, beans Click Anywhere to Continue

  9. How did the Catawba meet their needs?

  10. fishing Click Anywhere to Continue

  11. What gives us information about the lives of Native Americans in the Low Country?

  12. Midden mounds Click Anywhere to Continue

  13. What did the Cherokee use to make their clothing?

  14. Deerskins Click Anywhere to Continue

  15. Who was a famous Cherokee leader?

  16. Sequoyah Click Anywhere to Continue

  17. What were the Catawba called?

  18. “river people” Click Anywhere to Continue

  19. What were 2 things the Cherokee traded with other villages?

  20. Clothing, food, art Click Anywhere to Continue

  21. What border did the Yemassee settle along?

  22. Georgia/South Carolina Click Anywhere to Continue

  23. Who was a famous Catawba leader?

  24. Hagler Click Anywhere to Continue

  25. Which group was the largest to settle in South Carolina?

  26. Catawba Click Anywhere to Continue

  27. Where do descendants of the Catawba live today?

  28. Rock Hill Click Anywhere to Continue

  29. What did the Cherokee use fire for?

  30. Clear farmland, cooking, wood Click Anywhere to Continue

  31. What method of transportation did the Cherokee use to travel to other villages for trading purposes?

  32. Dug-out canoes Click Anywhere to Continue

  33. Where did the Cherokee settle?

  34. Mountain areas of the Blue Ridge Click Anywhere to Continue

  35. Where did most Native Americans build their homes?

  36. Along rivers Click Anywhere to Continue

  37. What was the center of Cherokee government?

  38. Council house Click Anywhere to Continue

  39. What did midden mounds contain parts of?

  40. Shells, remnants of shellfish (oysters, clams) Click Anywhere to Continue

  41. The Yemassee built several villages between which two rivers?

  42. Combahee and Savannah Click Anywhere to Continue

  43. Where did the Yemassee live when the weather was warm?

  44. On the coast Click Anywhere to Continue

  45. Where did the Yemassee live when the weather was cold?

  46. inland Click Anywhere to Continue

  47. What were some responsibilities of Cherokee women?

  48. Cooking, farming, participating in the council, making clothes Click Anywhere to Continue

  49. What did each Cherokee village have that made decisions about going to war and laws for the village?

  50. council Click Anywhere to Continue

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