What Wars took place in the Southern Colonies during the Colonial period (not including the French and Indian War) and how did they affect Society?

The Yamasee War was one of colonial America's most disruptive and transformative conflicts. For more than a year, the colony was on the verge of extinction. The war killed approximately 7% of South Carolina's settlers, making it one of the bloodiest in American history. [2] The Yamasee War and its aftermath altered the geopolitical situation of both European colonies and native groups, resulting in the formation of new Native American confederations such as the Muscogee Creek and Catawba.

The origins of the war were complicated, and the reasons for fighting varied among the many Indian groups that took part. The trading system, trader abuses, the Indian slave trade, deer depletion, increasing Indian debts in contrast to increasing wealth among some colonists, the spread of rice plantation agriculture, French power in Louisiana offering an alternative to British trade, long-established Indian links to Spanish Florida, power struggles among Indian groups, and recent military collaboration among previously distant tribes were all factors.