The statement that offers an accurate examination of the role the Green Corn Ceremony played in the lives of the Indigenous people of South Carolina is: "The Green Corn Ceremony marked a time of renewal and gratitude during the late summer."
The Green Corn Ceremony is a traditional event for many Indigenous cultures in North America, celebrating the harvest and the renewal of life. It typically occurs during the late summer or early fall when corn is harvested, and it serves as a time for giving thanks for the crop and for the community. The other statements regarding the ceremony do not accurately reflect its cultural significance.