This document appears to be a quiz reviewing South Carolina's economy. It contains 14 multiple choice questions about industries, crops, economic changes, and important cities in South Carolina. The questions cover topics like important cash crops after World War II, how the economy changed after World War II, service workers, important minerals, land use changes, and tourist attractions.

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Chapter Eleven Social Studies Quiz Review
South Carolina’s Economy
Directions: Use the map to answer the questions 1 – 3.
1. Which city in Tennessee
lies near 35°N?
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2. What is the closest longitude
for Americus, GA?
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3. Which city in Alabama
lies near 32°N?
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Directions: Answer the question in a complete sentence and to the best of your ability.
4. Identify TWO workers in your community who provide services.
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Directions: Place an “x” next to the THREE statements that correctly answer thequestions.
5. What industries grew in importance in South Carolina in the 1990s?
_____ tourism and technology-based industries _____ ranching
_____ farming _____ lumber and cotton
_____ manufacturing _____ mining

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Directions: Circle the letter that best answers the question.
6. Which of the following became important cash crops in South Carolina after World
War II?
a. peaches and tomatoes c. rice and corn
b. cotton and indigo d. soybeans and tobacco
7. Which of the following describes South Carolina’s economy during World War II?
a. The supply of textiles was small, but the supply of farm products was large.
b. The demand for textiles increased, but the demand for farm products decreased.
c. The supply of textiles and farm products was greater than the demand.
d. The demand for textiles and farm products was greater than the supply.
8. Which of the following is an example of a service worker?
a. farmer c. automobile manufacturer
b. librarian d. textile worker
9. What mineral of South Carolina is used to make china teacups and paper?
a. kaolin c. iron
b. gold d. coal
10. How did South Carolina’s land use change after World War II?
a. Some of the land used for tourist attractions turned into peach farms.
b. Many swamps were used as pastures for beef cattle.
c. Some of the land used for cotton was turned into pine forests.
d. Many factories were destroyed to clear land for farming.
11. How did South Carolina’s economy change after World War II?
a. The demand for textiles and cotton increased, but the supply was small.
b. The demand for textiles and cotton increased, but the supply was large.
c. The demand for textiles and cotton decreased, but the supply was small.
d. The demand for textiles and cotton decreased, but the supply was large.
12. What cities are important centers for the seafood industry?
a. Charleston and Georgetown c. Port Royal and Rock Hill
b. Columbia and Aiken d. Spartanburg and Cowpens
13. What popular tourist spot offers swimming, amusement parks, tennis, and golf?
a. Columbia c. Aiken
b. Myrtle Beach d. Walhalla
14. Which of the following has become one of the Low Country’s most important industry
since World War II?
a. peaches c. tourism
b. mining d. cattle