Step into the beautiful, moss-draped coastal regions of the Gullah Geechee Corridor to test your knowledge of one of America’s most vibrant and enduring cultures. The Gullah Geechee people have preserved their deep African roots for centuries through their unique language, rich culinary traditions, mesmerizing storytelling, and world-renowned crafts like sweetgrass basket weaving.

But how well do you actually know the history, folklore, and daily traditions of this rich culture? Some of what you think you know might be pure myth, while the real history is often more incredible than fiction.

Let’s find out if you can separate fact from folklore and keep the culture alive together.

By Tom Bouthillet  For 30,000 years, humans wore linen made from flax. Then, in the late 1700s, everything changed. As Europe abandoned ancient linen for revolutionary cotton, William Elliott planted