Spaniards robbed caches of pearls from mortuary temples at this state’s Mulberry Mound site, where the “Lady of Cofitachequi” supposedly outwitted her kidnappers by feigning a pee break. (-5[1])British trader James Adair’s dealings with Red Shoes sparked a civil war in this state among its natives that coincided with a 1747 smallpox epidemic. In this state, fugitive slaves were captured by a tribe of “settlement Indians” called the Cusabo. Deer scarcity and excessive trade debt in this modern-day state instigated a massacre at (*) Pocotaligo that contributed to the ethnogenesis of Florida’s Seminoles. The Yamasee (10[1])War began (10[2])in (10[1])this (10[2])state, (10[2])which is home to the majority (10[1])of the Catawba near Rock Hill. (10[1])For 10 points, name this state where Eliza Pinckney popularized planting indigo alongside rice. ■END■ (10[2])