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The second house in South Carolina's bicameral legislature. It was established to represent the people and not the proprietors. More of the Lowcountry elite were represented than the Upcountry colonists.

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The first house in South Carolina's bicameral legislature. It consisted of representatives from each group in the colony, including the proprietor's representatives.

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Farms established by settlers in South Carolina's Backcountry. Subsistence farmers were farmers that grew just enough to live off off with not much other profit.

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Settlers who took the law into their own hands during the events of the Regulator Movement. Vigilantes tried to establish order in the colonies.

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A movement created by the Backcountry population meant to establish law. They got little representation from the government and crime thrived.

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A legislative branch with two houses. South Carolina was a bicameral legislature that consisted of the Grand Council and the Commons House of Assembly.

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A colony governed by a royal governor appointed by the British Crown. Royal colonies also had a representative assembly governed by the colonists. South Carolina became a royal colony after being a proprietor colony. The King controls wealth in a royal colony.

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A British colony governed by a lord proprietor who appointed the governor and other government officials. A proprietor was appointed by the royal monarchy in exchange for a tract of land.

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A cash crop grown in SC. It produces a rare blue dye and was introduced by Eliza Lucas Pinckney in the mid-1700s.

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The term for rice grown in SC because it was very profitable and reliable.

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The policy of not enforcing strict mercantilist laws to keep the colonies loyal to Britain and to let the colonies make a profit off foreign trade.

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Bringing goods into a country to sell.

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Sending goods away to make a profit.

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An economic system controlled mainly by the government with the purpose of creating a favorable balance of imports and exports by using trade, subsidies, tariffs and other methods.

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A decent amount of money granted by the government to small companies to encourage a favorable balance of trade.

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The act of a slave owner setting his slaves free.

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A culture and language developed in the Low country of South Carolina and Georgia. They developed a creole language based on English and Native African.

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The part of the triangular trade route where African slaves were densely packed onto ships and transported to the Americans and Caribbeans.

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A series of laws passed that varied from colony to colony but restricted slaves freedom.

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The largest slave uprising in the British mainland colonies that began on September 9, 1793 near the Stono river in Charleston SC.

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Unit III: Early South Carolina Vocabulary

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Unit III: Early South Carolina Vocabulary