South+Carolina

//**__South Carolina__**// south carolina flag and state

South Carolina was founded in 1663 and it was founded by 8 nobles.John Locke founded the carolinas, but the founders of South Carolina names are Edward Hyle,George Monck,William Craven,John Berkeley,Antony Ashley-Cooper,George Carteret,William Berkeley and John Colleton.King Charles || put on a royal charter to the eight nobles. South Carolina separated in 1712, and became it's own colony. Because southern carolina was based off of rice, and nothern carolina was based off of tobaco, lumber and other goods,they were divided into two seprate colonies. South Carolina is part of the southern colonies.The colonists sell tobacco,indigo,king cotton,cattle,rice.The governer or the person in charge is a man named Mark Stanford, who has been governer since 2003 and is a republican. The south carolina colonists traded with the HBC posts.They traded furs.The colonists treated each other like everybody treats each other now. In April,1861 the citizens of the South Carolina colony attack Fort Sumter.Protestantism was the dominant religion in colonial South Carolina, because at that time the Pope had been thrown out of the Church of England by Henry VIII and held no power among the royalty. FUN FACT:The South carolina state dog is the boykin spaniel who live to be about 18 years old.

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 * 1526 - The first African slaves in America were brought by the Spanish in **1526**, as part of the short-lived San Miguel de Gualdape **colony** in **South Carolina**, which was founded by Spanish explorer Lucas Vásquez de Ayllón. The **colony** quickly failed when leaders started **...** The first African slaves in America were brought by the Spanish in **1526**, as part of the short-lived San Miguel de Gualdape **colony** in **South Carolina**, which was founded by Spanish explorer Lucas Vásquez de Ayllón. The **colony** quickly failed when leaders started fighting among themselves, and the slaves took the opportunity to revolt and fled to take refuge among native residents of the area . The Spanish abandoned the **colony** soon afterward. This was of course many years before.
 * 1607 - The Southern Colonies began with the founding of the first permanent settlement, Jamestown, in **1607**. The Southern **Colonies** were unique from their Northern and Middle **Colony** counterparts because they were mostly rural. The Southern **Colonies** included Georgia. The Southern Colonies began with the founding of the first permanent settlement, Jamestown, in **1607**. The Southern **Colonies** were unique from their Northern and Middle **Colony** counterparts because they were mostly rural. The Southern **Colonies** included Georgia **Colony**, North Carolina **Colony**, **South Carolina Colony** and Virginia **Colony**. At one time the two Carolina **colonies** were considered to be one **colony** and at one point Maryland **Colony** was included in the South.
 * 1663 - What was the main import going into **south carolina** in **1663**? Who was an important person in **colonial south carolina? What type of gorvernment do** south carolina colony **have? Were their any important events in** colony south carolina**? Which country started the** south carolina colony.
 * 1670 - Documentation by historians and archaeologists has highlighted the pervasiveness of demographic, economic, and social changes that racked communities along the central **South Carolina** coast during the decades bracketing the founding of Charles Town in **1670**. While **...** Documentation by historians and archaeologists has highlighted the pervasiveness of demographic, economic, and social changes that racked communities along the central **South Carolina** coast during the decades bracketing the founding of Charles Town in **1670**. While local groups were doubtless crucial players in the early **history** of the **South Carolina colony**, we know very little about who these folk were or what daily life was like in their communities.
 * 1712 - What are some important event in state **history** for north carollin? What are Lots of events that happened in North Carolina **colony**? What major event happened to North and **South Carolina** in **1712**? An important event that happened in north carolina? Mention a **...** What are some important event in state **history** for north carolina? What are Lots of events that happened in North Carolina **colony**? What major event happened to North and **South Carolina** in **1712**? An important event that happened in north carolina? Mention a well known event in north carolina? What was the major event on north carolina? Historical moments in north american **history**? A picture of north carolina decribing an event? What major event happened in North Carolina.
 * 1729 - One America's original thirteen **colonies**, **South Carolina** was once part of the **colony** simply called “ Carolina” after King Charles I of Great Britain (Carolina comes from the Latin word Charles). In **1729**, they officially separated and became North and **South.** **South Carolina** is the smallest state in the South; however, what it lacks in size it makes up for in rich **history** and beautiful land. One America's original thirteen **colonies**, **South Carolina** was once part of the **colony** simply called “ Carolina” after King Charles I of Great Britain (Carolina comes from the Latin word Charles). In **1729**, they officially separated and became North and **South Carolina**. Located in the South, **South Carolina** is bordered by only two other states.
 * 1732 - King George II signed the charter of the **colony** of Georgia on **June 9, 1732**, creating the last of the thirteen original British **colonies** from vast lands relinquished by **South Carolina**. He set up a trusteeship that lasted for twenty years. The following year. King George II signed the charter of the **colony** of Georgia on **June 9, 1732**, creating the last of the thirteen original British **colonies** from vast lands relinquished by **South Carolina**. He set up a trusteeship that lasted for twenty years. The following year General James Edward Oglethorpe, member of the British Parliament, military hero, and philanthropist, began the settlement of Savannah.
 * 1733 - Who was the leaders of **south carolina** in **1733**? Leaders of the **colony** of South Carolina? Who ruled **South Carolina** as a **colony**? Who was the leader of **colonial** maine? Important people in **south carolina's history**? Who was the leader of the **colonial** deleware? Who **...** What is the flag of **south carolina colony**? Were there slaves in **South Carolina** the **colony**? Who was the leaders of **south carolina** in **1733**? Leaders of the **colony** of South Carolina? Who ruled **South Carolina** as a **colony**? Who was the leader of **colonial** maine? Important people in **south carolina's history**? Who was the leader of the **colonial** deleware? Who was **south carolina's colonial** founder? All about **south carolina** the **colony**? Who is the key leader of **south carolina**?
 * 1775 - Campbell had a brief and stormy tenure. He became royal governor of the **South Carolina colony** in **June 1775**, six months after patriot leaders established a provincial congress to act independently of Britain. He was forced to flee three months later on a British **...** Campbell had a brief and stormy tenure. He became royal governor of the **South Carolina colony** in **June 1775**, six months after patriot leaders established a provincial congress to act independently of Britain. He was forced to flee three months later on a British ship and was wounded in battle when he returned a year later. Ben Hall of Christie's says the portrait was owned by an English collector whose estate is auctioning it.