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HOME INTRO The State of South Carolina SYMBOLS ALMANAC outh Carolina's thriving cultural center ECONOMY S GEOGRAPHY of Charleston, and the luxurious coastal STATE MAPS island resorts belie the state's turbulent PEOPLE history. Raging against British taxation, FORUM South Carolina sent delegates to the NEWS Continental Congresses of 1774 and COOL SCHOOLS 1775. Throughout the Revolutionary War, STATE QUIZ the state fought and suffered through 137 STATE LINKS BOOK STORE battles on her soil. When the British were MARKETPLACE quashed at the Battle of King's Mountain NETSTATE.STORE in 1780, the tides were turned. The NETSTATE.MALL almost legendary figure Francis Marion GUESTBOOK (the Swamp Fox), also contributed to the CONTACT US British retreat. Marion and his men would hide in the swamps and strike out in surprise at British troops, only to vanish again into the unwelcoming swampland. British forces finally withdrew from Charleston in 1782.

In 1861, when Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor was fired upon, the Civil War began, and South Carolina was again Historic Charleston engaged in war.

Today, the coastal region thrives as tourists and residents enjoy the splendor of the sandy beaches and islands, and Charleston serves as the state's impressive cultural center.

For 475 years of South Carolina History, purchase Walter B. Edgar's "South Carolina: A History. Edgar uses letters and diaries to help share, in human terms, the story of this illustrious state.

THE STATE NAME:

North and South Carolina were one colony until 1729. Carolina was named to honor Charles IX of France and then Charles I and Charles II of England. Carolina is rooted in Latin and comes from the word Caroliinus. This word is derived from the name Carolus, translated as "Charles."

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THE STATE NICKNAMES:

The Palmetto State This nickname refers to South Carolina's official State Tree, the Sabal Palmetto. Farmers & The Palmetto is rooted in historical Ranchers significance dating back to the Tell us what Revolutionary War. On June 28, 1776, Americans should the British fleet's attack on Sullivan's know. Agriculture Island was repulsed. The palmetto-log is NOT a dirty word. fort, under Colonel William Moultrie, www.FoodDialogues.c… withstood the barrage of British cannons until the fleet retreated. The Sabal Bank of Palmetto (Inodes Palmetto), commonly AmericaÂ® referred to as the Cabbage Palmetto, was Fueling the added to the National flag of South Economy by Carolina, after it seceded from the Union Helping Small & in 1861. Medium-Sized Businesses. www.bankofamerica.c… The Palmetto is South Carolina's official State Tree. It also appears on the South Carolina State Seal and in the salute to Try Google Chrome the flag of South Carolina written in 1950 A browser where by Mrs. John Raymond Carson and you can type less adopted by the General Assembly in & surf the web 1966: "I salute the flag of South Carolina Greetings from South Carolina faster - Download and pledge to the Palmetto State love, now. www.google.com/chro… loyalty and faith."

The Rice State SC Beach The production of rice in South Carolina led to this nickname for the state. Vacation Myrtle Beach, SC - Come for the The Swamp State Beach, Discover South Carolina is known for the swamps and marshy areas where rice is grown. Much More! www.VisitMyrtleBeach.… Keystone of the South Atlantic Seaboard South Carolina's wedge shape is the basis for the "Keystone of the South Atlantic Seaboard."

The Iodine State South Carolina has been referred to as "The Iodine State" because of the large percentages of iodine found in the vegetation growing in the state.

The Sand-lapper State This derogatory name probably referred to the poorer residents of the state living on the sandy ridges where scrubby pine forests grew. It was said, in jest, that they lapped up sand to stay alive.

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People who live in South Carolina or who come from South Carolina are called South Carolinians.

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THE STATE QUARTER:

The South Carolina quarter design was officially unveiled in a ceremony in Columbia, South Carolina on May 26, 2000. This quarter was the eighth released in the 50 State Quarters series and the third released in 2000.

The design of the quarter highlights the South Carolina State Bird, the Carolina Wren, and the South Carolina State Tree, the Sabal Palmetto. Commonly called the Cabbage Palmento, this tree also lends itself to the nickname of South Carolina, The Palmetto State. Its significance dates back to the Revolutionary war, where it United States Mint Image played an integral part in the protection of Charleston Harbor from the attacking British fleet.

In addition to the State Bird and the State Tree, the design highlights the state's nickname and the date that South Carolina, one of the original 13 colonies, joined the Union. All of the elements are backed by an outline of the state with a star representing South Carolina's capital, Columbia.

For more about the state commemorative quarters, visit this page.

This 50 State Quarter Map is a great way to collect and display all 50 State Quarters.

Sources...

Shankle, George Earlie. State Names, Flags, Seals, Songs, Birds, Flowers, and Other Symbols. Irvine, Calif.: Reprint Services Corp, Revised edition, 1971. Shearer, Benjamin F. and Barbara S. State Names, Seals, Flags and Symbols: A Historical Guide Third Edition, Revised and Expanded. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 3 Sub edition, 2001.

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South Carolina (From Sea to Shining Sea), by Myra S. Weatherly. 80 pages. Publisher: Scholastic Library Publishing (March 2002) Reading level: Grades 3-5. Presents information about South Carolina's people, geography, history, landmarks, natural resources, government, state capitol, towns and cities, and more.

South Carolina South Carolina (World Almanac Library of the States), Myra S. Weatherly by Ann Volkwein. 48 pages. Gareth Stevens Publishing (October 2002) Reading level: Grades 4-6. Filled with the most up-to-date information, including the latest Census results. Full-color photos bring to life the story of South Carolina. In addition to an in-depth factual profile of South Carolina in the form of a state Almanac, this book offers fascinating and lively discussions of the state's history, people, geography, government, economy, culture, and lifestyles. A section on Notable People, a calendar of events, and enough primary source documents, time lines, maps, and other tools to South Carolina http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/sc_intro.htm[11/13/2011 7:28:28 PM] The State of South Carolina - An Introduction to the Palmetto State from NETSTATE.COM

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The South Carolina Encyclopedia, edited by Walter Edgar. 1120 pages. Publisher: University of South Carolina Press; illustrated edition edition (September 18, 2006) The South Carolina Encyclopedia is a comprehensive single-volume reference for just about anything anyone would want to know about the Palmetto State's rich cultures and storied heritage, from prehistory to the present day. The encyclopedia is the result of a six-year collaboration between the Humanities Council SC, the Institute for Southern Studies at the University of South Carolina, The South Carolina and the University of South Carolina Press. Under the editorial direction Encyclopedia of distinguished historian Walter Edgar, five hundred ninety-eight contributors have come together to write more than one million words depicting the representative people, places, and things that define South Carolina.

The encyclopedia is an authoritative, entertaining compilation of essays on a broad array of topics ranging from war and politics to arts and recreation, from agriculture and industry to popular culture and ethnicity. Among the nearly two thousand entries are such diverse subjects as the Boykin spaniel, John C. Calhoun, Sarah Moore Grimké, Hootie and the Blowfish, Indian mounds, Matthew J. Perry, Rainbow Row, Surfside Beach, and white lightning. The palmetto bug, Lizard Man, and okra are all here, as are hurricanes, the Orangeburg Massacre, and yellow fever. Included as well are essays on every South Carolina county, every town with a population of twenty-five hundred or greater, and all elected governors and U.S. senators from the state. Famous figures and infamous characters, historic events and tragic moments, celebrated creatures and provocative lore, staple crops and new industries, the encyclopedia catalogs all of this and much more.

South Carolina: A History, by Walter Edgar. 716 pages. Publisher: University of South Carolina Press (September 1998) Walter Edgar presents a sweeping chronicle of a state with an illustrious, sometimes infamous, past. He describes in very human terms 475 years of recorded history in the Palmetto State, including the experiences of all South Carolinians-those with roots in Africa and in Europe as well as Native Americans; male and female; rich and poor. In an eminently readable presentation, Edgar uses letters, diaries, and other writings to let voices from the past take part in telling the state's fascinating story. South Carolina Recounting the period from the first Spanish exploration to the end of A History Walter Edgar the Civil War, Edgar charts South Carolina's rising national and international prominence and its parallel economic ascendancy. He dispels myths about the state's early history--including the notion that the colony was inhabited by a homogeneous white population--and tells how South Carolina developed an agricultural economy that relied heavily on African American slave labor. Edgar examines, among other topics, the impact of the American revolution, Charleston's significance as a metropolis and major seaport, and the state's leadership in the Secession movement.

With changes wrought by the Civil War, South Carolina slipped from national prominence into a period marked by economic, social, civil, and political strife. Edgar details the everyday life of blacks and whites during Reconstruction, the state's mixed efforts to join the "New South," and Benjamin Ryan Tillman's rise to power. He also chronicles South Carolina's changing politics in the once-solid South, the state's reawakening after World War II, the casualties and victories of an extended civil rights struggle, and the Palmetto State's present economic, educational, and political challenges.

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South Carolina: An Illustrated History of the Palmetto State, by Ernest McPherson Lander, Jr. and Archie Vernon Huff, Jr. 256 pages. Publisher: American Historical Press (October 30, 2007) An elaborate and detailed account of the nations eighth state, tracing its history from the Indians and first European settlers to the dramatic events that lead to the Revolutionary era, the Civil War years and challenges of the 20th century. Its all herethe politics, culture and economic forces as well as the contributions of notable persons and events that helped shape the South Carolina of today. South Carolina An Illustrated History of the Palmetto State

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|| HOME || INTRO || SYMBOLS || ALMANAC South Carolina Economy || ECONOMY || GEOGRAPHY || STATE MAPS Agriculture || PEOPLE || FORUM || NEWS || COOL SCHOOLS In terms of revenue generated South Carolina's top five agricultural products are || STATE QUIZ || BOOK STORE broilers (young chickens), greenhouse and nursery products, turkeys, cattle and || MARKETPLACE || STATE LINKS calves, and tobacco. || NETSTATE.STORE || NETSTATE.MALL || GUESTBOOK || CONTACT US Livestock Ads by Google More than half of South Carolina's agricultural income is produced by State Capital livestock and livestock products. Broilers (5-12 week-old chickens) are Flag State the most valuable at about 27% of total agricultural receipts. Economy Turkeys, beef cattle and calves, chicken eggs, and hogs are also valuable contributers to the state's agricultural revenues.

Farmers & Honey is also produced in South Carolina. Ranchers Tell us what Americans should know. Agriculture is NOT a dirty Crops word. www.FoodDialogues.c… Greenhouse and nursery products (shrubs, flowers, young plants) are the most important sources of revenue in this category. Manufacturing Directory Tobacco, soybeans, cotton, and corn for grain are other valuable crops Reach the grown in the state. Other field crops are wheat, peanuts, hay, and oats. Industrial Audience Receive Qualified RFQs. Easy. Fast. Peaches are an important fruit crop of South Carolina. www.globalspec.com Important South Carolina vegetables include tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelons, squash, beans, and sweet potatoes. Try Google's New Browser A browser with a Pecans are also produced in the state. clean, simple design made for users. Download now [ More ] www.google.com/chro… Manufacturing Bulk Wholesale Liquidator Manufacturers add value to raw products by creating manufactured items. For Internet's Largest example, cotton cloth becomes more valuable than a boll of cotton through Liquidator Buy and manufacturing processes. http://www.netstate.com/economy/sc_economy.htm[11/13/2011 7:31:58 PM] Economy of South Carolina including South Carolina Agriculture and Manufacturing from NETSTATE.COM

Sell Wholesale Items In manufacturing, chemicals are most important in the state and South Carolina www.liquidation.com produces synthetic fibers, plastic resins, dyes and pharmaceuticals.

Textile production (acrylic, cotton, polyester, silk, wool fabrics - plastic and glass fiber yarns - rayon and nylon tire cord - clothing and other finished textile products) is the second-ranking manufacturing activity.

Forest products such as wood, pulp and paper products (paper, paperboard) rank third.

Mining

Granite and limestone are two of South Carolina's most valuable mined products.

Gold is also mined in the state.

South Carolina is a leading state in the production of kaolin, mica, and vermiculite.

Fishing

The most important catch for South Carolina is shrimp.

The state also brings in clams, crabs, oysters and snapper.

Services

Wholesale and retail trade rank first among South Carolina's service industries, benefiting from the state's year-round tourism industry. Wholesale trade in South Carolina revolves around automobiles, groceries and textiles. Retail trade benefits from sales made in food stores, discount stores and restaurants.

Ranking second in the state is the community, business and personal services sector, again benefiting from the state's tourism industry. A variety of services contribute to this group. Important are private health care, engineering firms, hotels and repair shops.

Government services (public schools and hospitals, several military bases)rank third in South Carolina.

Sources

Charles F. Kovacik and George C. Rogers, Jr., "South Carolina," World Book Online Americas Edition, http://www.worldbookonline.com/wbol/wbPage/na/ar/co/521100, August 15, 2001. U.S. Department of Agriculture: National Agricultural Statistics Service, "South Carolina State Agriculture Overview, 2004", 3 January 2006, (12 January 2006)

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|| HOME || INTRO The Geography of South Carolina || SYMBOLS || ALMANAC || ECONOMY Click here for a few definitions. || GEOGRAPHY || STATE MAPS || PEOPLE || FORUM Longitude / Latitude Longitude: 78° || NEWS || COOL SCHOOLS 30"W to 83° || STATE QUIZ 20' W || BOOK STORE || MARKETPLACE Latitude: 32° 4' || STATE LINKS || NETSTATE.STORE 30"N to 35° || NETSTATE.MALL 12'N || GUESTBOOK || CONTACT US Length x Width South Carolina is about 260 miles long and Charleston 200 miles Beach Hotel wide. South Carolina base and elevation maps Charleston's only Oceanfront Hotel. Geographic Center The Book Now and Explanation geographic Receive 25% Off. www.tidesfollybeach.c… center of South Carolina is located in Mountain Top Richland Georgia Explore County, 13 Hiawassee & miles SE of Young Harris GA Columbia. Lake Chatuge, Longitude: 80° Resorts, Cabins, 52.4'W B&Bs www.mountaintopga.c… Latitude: 33° 49.8'N Landscape Contour Borders South Carolina is bordered by North Carolina on the north and Models 3D CNC cut by Georgia on the south and the west. To the east of South Topographical Carolina, is the Atlantic Ocean. Models Terrain Maps & Total Area South Carolina covers 32,007 square miles, making it the 40th Architectural largest of the 50 states. Models raudascalemodels com Land Area 30,111 square miles of South Carolina are land areas. Miller-Patel Investments Water Area 1,896 square miles of South Carolina are covered by water. earn and save money with your Highest Point The highest point in South Carolina is Sassafras Mountain at life insurance 3,560 feet above sea level. plan! millerpatel.weebly.com/ Lowest Point The lowest point in South Carolina is sea level, where South Carolina meets the Atlantic Ocean. Mean Elevation The Mean Elevation of the state of South Carolina is 350 feet

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above sea level. Download Google Major Rivers Edisto River, Pee Dee River, Santee River, Savannah River Chrome Searching is fast Major Lakes Lake Greenwood, Lake Marion, Lake Moultrie and easy with Google's web browser. The Land www.google.com/chro… Three geographic land areas define South Carolina; the Atlantic Coastal Plain, the Manufacturing Piedmont, and the Blue Ridge region. South Carolinians simplify this somewhat by Directory referring to the eastern Atlantic Coastal Plain as the South Carolina Low Country and the Reach the Piedmont and the Blue Ridge region as Up Country. Industrial Audience Receive Two thirds of South Carolina is covered by the Atlantic Coastal Plain, from the Atlantic Qualified RFQs. Ocean extending to the west. The land rises gradually from the southeast to the northwest. Easy. Fast. www.globalspec.com An area of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, defined as extending from the coast about 70 miles inland, is referred to as the Outer Coastal Plain. This area is quite flat. Many rivers can be found in the Outer Coastal Plain with swamps near the coast that extend inland along the Flags rivers. An area called the Inner Coastal Plain consists of rolling hills. This is where South Flags Online. Carolina's most fertile soils are found. Shop Target.com. www.Target.com In the central Atlantic Coastal Plain is an area of forested land called the Pine Barrens. On the western edge of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, running from the southwest to the northeast, is a line of sand hills. These sand hills may have once marked the eastern coast of South Carolina suggesting that the entire Atlantic Coastal Plain may have once been under water. State Flags Annin Products To the northwest of the Atlantic Coastal Plain is the Piedmont. The Piedmont is marked Cheap Fire Departments/Memb by higher elevations, from 400 to 1,200 feet above sea level and reaching 1,400 above sea Discounts level on its western edge. The landscape consists of rolling hills; gentler in the east and www.premierflag.com more hilly to the west and northwest. The border between the Piedmont region and the Atlantic Coastal Plain is called the Fall Line to mark the line where the upland rivers "fall" to the lower Atlantic Coastal Plain.

The Blue Ridge covers the northwestern corner of South Carolina. Part of the larger Blue Ridge that extends from southern Pennsylvania south to Georgia, the South Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains are lower and less rugged than the mountains in North Carolina. The forest covered Blue Ridge Mountains of South Carolina rarely exceed 3,000 feet above sea level. The highest point in South Carolina, Sassafras Mountain, reaches 3,554 feet into the sky.

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Climate (All temperatures Fahrenheit) Highest Temperature The highest temperature recorded in South Carolina is 111°, Fahrenheit. This record high was recorded on June 28, 1954 at Camden. Lowest Temperature The lowest temperature in South Carolina, -19°, was recorded on January 21, 1985 at Caesar's Head. Average Temperature Monthly average temperatures range from a high of 91.9 degrees to a low of 31.2 degrees.

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Climate Average yearly precipitation for South Carolina, from 1971 to 2000, is shown on this chart from Oregon State University.

Sources: The World Almanac of the U.S.A. by Allan Carpenter and Carl Provorse, Copyright © 1998 Charles F. Kovacik and George C. Rogers, Jr., "South Carolina," World Book Online Americas Edition, http://www.worldbookonline.com/wbol/wbPage/na/ar/co/521100, August 15, 2001. The United States Geological Survey Website Maps.com http://www.maps.com

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HOME INTRO South Carolina State Symbols, Songs, SYMBOLS ALMANAC and Emblems ECONOMY GEOGRAPHY For the latest symbols information, visit the NETSTATE CHRONICLE. STATE MAPS PEOPLE List order FORUM NEWS COOL SCHOOLS Designation Symbol / Emblem Adopted STATE QUIZ STATE LINKS American folk Square dance 1994 BOOK STORE dance MARKETPLACE NETSTATE.STORE Amphibian Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum) 1999 NETSTATE.MALL GUESTBOOK Animal White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) 1972 CONTACT US Beverage Milk 1984 Bird Carolina wren (Thryothorus ludovicianus) 1948

Charleston Botanical garden The botanical garden of Clemson University 1992 Beach Hotel Butterfly Tiger swallowtail (Pterourus glaucus) 1994 Charleston's only Oceanfront Hotel. Color Indigo blue 2009 Book Now and Receive 25% Off. Dance The Shag 1984 www.tidesfollybeach.c… Dog Boykin spaniel (Canis lupus familiaris) 1985 Duck Wood duck (Aix sponsa) 2009 Hotels in Columbia Fish Striped bass (Morone saxatilis) 1972 Book Best Rate Guaranteed! Free Flag Find out more... 1776 Internet & Kids Eat Flower Yellow jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens) 1924 Free. www.HolidayInn.com Folk art and crafts South Carolina Artisans Center, Walterboro 2000 center

How to Buy Fruit Peach (Prunus persica) 1984 Gold Grass Indian grass (Sorghastrum nutans) 2001 Physical Gold Shipped to Your Gem stone Amethyst 1969 Door Free Investor Kit. Since 1960. Great seal Find out more... 1776 Goldline.com/Buy-Gold Hall of fame South Carolina Hall of Fame, Myrtle Beach 2001 Convention Center Custom Badges and Heritage horse Marsh tacky (Equus caballus) 2010 Emblems Heritage work Mule (Equus asinus x Equus caballus) 2010 Highlight your

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product logo. We animal offer a wide varity Hospitality Tea 1995 of finishes. KeeGroupUSA.com/B… beverage Insect Carolina mantid or praying mantis (Stagmomantis 1988 carolina Johnson)

Farmers & Language English 1987 Ranchers Lowcountry Sweet grass basket 2006 Tell us what handcraft Americans should know. Agriculture Marine mammal Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) 2009 is NOT a dirty word. Migratory marine Northern right whale (Eubalaena glacialis) 2009 www.FoodDialogues.c… mammal Military academy Camden Military Academy, Camden 2001 Try Google's New Browser Music The spiritual 1999 A browser with a clean, simple Opera Porgy and Bess 2001 design made for users. Download Pecan festival South Carolina Pecan Festival in Florence County 2011 now www.google.com/chro… Pledge to state flag Find out more... 1966 Poet laureate Find out more... 1934 SC Beach Popular music Beach music 2001 Vacation Myrtle Beach, SC Railroad museum South Carolina Railroad Museum, Winnsboro, 1997 - Come for the Fairfield County Beach, Discover Much More! Reptile Loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) 1988 www.VisitMyrtleBeach.… Rural drama center Abbeville Opera House, Abbeville 2001 Shell Lettered olive (Oliva sayana) 1984 Aerospace Manufacturers Snack food Boiled peanuts 2006 Receive Qualified Song "Carolina," words by Henry Timrod, music by Anne 1911 RFQs/ RFPs 5.3 Million+ Industrial Custis Burgess Buyers Song "South Carolina on My Mind," by Hank Martin and 1984 www.globalspec.com Buzz Arledge Spider Carolina wolf spider (Hogna carolinensis) 2000 Stone Blue granite 1969 Tapestry "From the Mountains to the Sea" 2000 Tartan Find out more... 2002 Tobacco museum South Carolina Tobacco Museum, Mullins 2004 Tree Palmetto tree, commonly known as the cabbage 1939 palmetto (Inodes palmetto) Waltz The Richardson Waltz," arranged by Mary S. 2000 Richardson Briggs Vegetable Collard greens (Brassica oleracea) 2011 Wildflower Goldenrod (Solidago altissima) 2003

Wild game bird Wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) 1976

Sources...

State of South Carolina. South Carolina Code of Laws. Columbia: State of South Carolina, 2011. Web. 1 Jun 2011. . Shankle, George Earlie. State Names, Flags, Seals, Songs, Birds, Flowers, and Other Symbols. Irvine, Calif.: Reprint Services Corp, Revised edition, 1971. Shearer, Benjamin F. and Barbara S. State Names, Seals, Flags and Symbols: A Historical Guide Third Edition, Revised and Expanded. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 3 Sub edition, 2001.

Making laws in South Carolina

The South Carolina legislature, called the South Carolina General Assembly, offers the "Student Connection," full of interesting information in sections called What goes on here?, Explore the state house, Cool stuff, Give me a hand, and What's happening?. To help understand how laws are made in South Carolina, one can review What Does the Legislature Do?; List of Memebers ; and Could My Idea Become Law?.

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State Symbols & Emblems : A very nice compilation from the South Carolina General Assembly.

South Carolina Facts and Symbols, by Bill McAuliffe. 24 pages. Publisher: Capstone Press; Rev Upd edition (August 2003) Reading level: Grades 3-4. Interest level: Grades 3-9. Perfect for report writing! Easy-to-read text covers major South Carolina symbols such as the state flag, seal, bird, tree, flower, animal, and more. A "Fast Facts" section highlights the state's capital city, largest city, physical size, population, South Carolina natural resources, farm products, and primary manufactured goods. Also Facts and Symbols included are full-page maps that introduce the concept of the map key, Bill McAuliffe which is great for teaching map-reading skills.

State Names, Seals, Flags and Symbols, by Benjamin F. Shearer, Barbara S. Shearer. 544 pages. Greenwood Press; 3 Sub edition (October 30, 2001) This is one of the best, and most comprehensive, books we could find about the official state names and nicknames, mottoes, seals, flags, capitols, flowers, trees, birds, songs, and miscellaneous designations of each state. This, coupled with the 1938 Shankle book, formed the basis of our symbol library. If you're serious about your states symbols, you'll want to have this book and the one below. This book also contains information about state holidays, license plates, sports teams, universities and other trivia. State Names, Seals Flags and Symbols State Names, Flags, Seals, Songs, Birds, Flowers, and Other Symbols, Benjamin F. Shearer Barbara S. Shearer by George Earlie Shankle. 522 pages. Reprint Services Corp; Revised edition (June 1971) Reprint of the 1938 revised edition. The first comprehensive book about our state symbols! From the preface: "This book grew out of the desire of its author to know, about his native state, a great many facts which he found exceedingly difficult to

obtain. After three years of research in the Library of Congress, he is able to give to the public this storehouse of information, which could have been gathered from not library less fertile in source material..."

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South Carolina was the 8th state in the USA; it became a state on May 23, 1788.

State Abbreviation - SC State Capital - Columbia Largest City - Columbia Area - 32,007 square miles [South Carolina is the 40th biggest state in the USA] Population - 4,012,012 (as of 2000) [South Carolina is the 26th most populous state in the USA] Name for Residents - South Carolinians Major Industries - farming (tobacco, soybeans), textiles, manufacturing chemicals, processed foods, machinery, electronics, paper products, tourism

Presidential Birthplace - Andrew Jackson was born in Waxhaw on March 15, 1767 (he was the 7th US President, serving from 1829 to 1837).

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/states/southcarolina/[11/13/2011 7:36:47 PM] South Carolina: Facts, Map and State Symbols - EnchantedLearning.com Major Rivers - Santee River, Edisto River, Savannah River Major Lakes - Lake Marion, Lake Moultrie, Lake Murray, Hartwell Lake Highest Point - Sassafras Mountain - 3,560 feet (1,085 m) above sea level Number of Counties - 46 Bordering States - Georgia, North Carolina Bordering Body of Water - Atlantic Ocean

Origin of the Name South Carolina - South Carolina was named to honor King Charles I (Carolus is Latin for Charles). State Nickname - Palmetto State State Motto - "Dum Spiro Spero" - While I breathe, I hope State Song - Carolina

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The state flag of South Carolina was officially adopted in 1861. It has a white crescent and a white palmetto tree on a blue ground. Three white crescents (on a blue background) were first used on a South Carolina banner protesting the Stamp Act in 1765. In 1775, Colonel William Moultrie designed a banner for South Carolina troops; it had a white crescent on a blue field. When South Carolina seceded from the Union, the palmetto tree was added to the flag. The palmetto tree was chosen because this tree had helped South Carolinians defeat the British in a battle at Sullivan's Island (during the Revolutionary War). The South Carolinians built a fort out of palmetto wood, and when the British fired cannonballs at the fort, instead of knocking the fort down, the soft palmetto wood just absorbed the cannonballs.

Animal Symbols: State Bird State Game Bird State Animal State Butterfly

Carolina wren

Wild Turkey Whitetail deer (Meleagris gallopavo) Eastern tiger swallowtail butterfly State Insect State Fish State Dog State Reptile

Carolina Mantid Striped bass Boykin spaniel Loggerhead Turtle (Stagmomantis carolina ) State Spider State Amphibian State Shell

Carolina wolf spider Spotted salamander Lettered Olive

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Yellow Jessamine Sabal Palmetto (Gelsemium sempervirens)

Peach

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Blue granite Amethyst Lynchburg

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Tea The shag The square dance The Richardson waltz

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many large textile and Nickname: Palmetto State other mills that produce several times the Origin of name: In honor of Charles I of output of its farms in England cash value. Charleston makes asbestos, wood, 10 largest cities (2005 est.): Columbia, pulp, steel products, 117,088; Charleston, 106,712; North chemicals, machinery, Charleston, 86,313; Rock Hill, 59,554; Mount and apparel. Pleasant, 57,932; Greenville, 56,676; Sumter, 39,679; Spartanburg, 38,379; Summerville, Farms have become 37,714; Hilton Head Island, 34,497 fewer but larger in recent years. South Land area: 30,109 sq mi. (77,982 sq km) Carolina ranks third in peach production; it Geographic center: In Richland Co., 13 ranks fourth in overall mi. SE of Columbia tobacco production. Number of counties: 46 Other top agricultural commodities include Largest county by population and nursery and area: Greenville, 407,383 (2005); Horry, greenhouse products, 1,134 sq mi. watermelons, peanuts, broilers and turkeys, State forests: 4 and cattle and calves. The only commercial State parks: 47 (80,000+ ac.) tea plantation in America is 20 mi south Residents: South Carolinian of Charleston on Wadmalaw Island. 2005 resident population est.: 4,255,083 Points of interest include Fort Sumter 2000 resident census population National Monument, (rank): 4,012,012 (26). Male: 1,948,929 Fort Moultrie, Fort (48.6%); Female: 2,063,083 (51.4%). Johnson, and aircraft White: 2,695,560 (67.2%); Black: 1,185,216 carrier USS Yorktown (29.5%); American Indian: 13,718 (0.3%); in Charleston Harbor; Asian: 36,014 (0.9%); Other race: 39,926 the Middleton, (1.0%); Two or more races: 39,950 Magnolia, and Cypress (1.0%); Hispanic/Latino: 95,076 (2.4%). Gardens in Charleston; 2000 percent population 18 and over: Cowpens National 74.8; 65 and over: 12.1; median age: Battlefield; the Hilton 35.4. Head resorts; and the See additional census data Riverbanks Zoo and Botanical Garden in Area codes Columbia.

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