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Identify the four primary indigenous nations that formed in South Carolina before the start of the American revolution
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Before the American Revolution, four primary indigenous nations in South Carolina were:
1. **Catawba**: The Catawba people were located primarily in the area along the Catawba River and were known for their agricultural practices and pottery.
2. **Cherokee**: The Cherokee nation occupied the western part of South Carolina and were known for their complex social structure and trade networks.
3. **Yamasee**: The Yamasee tribe lived in the coastal regions and were involved in trade with European settlers, particularly in deerskin trade.
4. **Edisto**: The Edisto people were part of the larger Muskogean-speaking tribes and inhabited the coastal areas near the Edisto River.
These nations were among those present in South Carolina prior to the extensive European settlements and the revolutionary period.
1. **Catawba**: The Catawba people were located primarily in the area along the Catawba River and were known for their agricultural practices and pottery.
2. **Cherokee**: The Cherokee nation occupied the western part of South Carolina and were known for their complex social structure and trade networks.
3. **Yamasee**: The Yamasee tribe lived in the coastal regions and were involved in trade with European settlers, particularly in deerskin trade.
4. **Edisto**: The Edisto people were part of the larger Muskogean-speaking tribes and inhabited the coastal areas near the Edisto River.
These nations were among those present in South Carolina prior to the extensive European settlements and the revolutionary period.
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