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Cherokees in 18th Century South Carolina

Presented by

Alice Taylor-Colbert

Exploring Cherokee culture prior to European settlement is crucial to comprehending their values, gender roles, internal and external relationships, diplomacy, and conflict during this pivotal era in Cherokee history. The audience will learn how Cherokees dealt with European colonization, their relationships with South Carolinians and the British, and how they responded to the American Revolution and the new United States.

This program is part of the “Revolutionary Perspectives – Speaker Series” supported by the South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission

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Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Native American History and Culture Revolutionary War South Carolina History and Culture

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