Unit 3B: American Revolution

South Carolina women managed farms, plantations,served as messengers and nurses.   

To allow an enemy to be freed; as long as they refuse to arm themselves

Replaced Gates as General, believed in a war of attrition

South Carolina's first state constitution:

A barrier

True/False: the French and Indian War had no economic impact on South Carolina.

Result of the Battle of Camden

Sullivan's Island

Suggested we needed a stronger national government

Name of the governing body that took control of South Carolina after the royal governor left?

The people living in South Carolina were:

Last major battle in South Carolina and much of the South:

The purpose of the 1st Continental Congress:

Partisan leader who led troops @ Cowpens

What were the effects of Charleston falling in 1780?

Executed by British to set an example to all patriots

South Carolinian who served as President of the 1st Continental Congress

refusal to allow an enemy to surrender

Most Native Americans supported the British; becausethey promised them land.  

Weakness of the Articles of Confederation:

a military blockade, combined with the relentless attack on a fort or city

A=

True/False: Ratify=to offically approve a bill or law

Who fought who in the French and Indian War?

Importance of Cowpens

Commander in Chief of the Continental Army

Partisan Troops:

B=

not by law but because everyone recognized it as their government

True/False After Saratoga; many of the battle took place in the southern colonies.

TRUE/FALSE The French entered the war as our allies after the battle of Saratoga.

Shay's rebellion highlighted the weakness in gov't:

South Carolina Provincial Congress:

Stamp Act Congress:

Untrained patriots fought loyalists at what "civil war" like battle during the Revolution?