The defeat and the dispersal of the Yamasee Indians by South Carolinians in 1715
a. resulted in the devastation of virtually all of the coastal Indian tribes in the souther colonies by about 1720.
b. proved to be a short-lived victory for the South Carolina colonists, as the Yamasees re-grouped and regained their lost coastal lands with the help of their Cherokee, Creek, and Iroquois allies.
c. prompted the weakened Cherokees, Creeks, and Iroquois to abandon their settlements in the hills and valleys of the Appalachian Mountains and move westward.
d. proved to be very unpopular among the many Carolinian colonists sympathetic to the Yamasee Indians.
e. none of the choices.
Question 2
The turnpikes, canals, and steamboats were new transportation links that generally encouraged
a. lowering of freight rates.
b. economic growth.
c. rising land values.
d. migration of peoples.
e. states' rights.
Campaign in the South, 1779–1781
Squeezing the Indians Economically, 1850–1893
Imperial Procession (detail), south frieze, Ara Pacis Augustae, Rome.
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Dispersal Routes of Homo sapiens