Colony

By emmaneu
  • Who found it?

    Who found it?
    It was settled by 8 English Nobles with a Royal Charter from King Charles ll.
  • Charleston

    Charleston
    First settlement was Charles Town but hen renamed in 1783. Carolina is name Carolina because Charles in Latin is Carolus.
  • Rice culture

    Rice culture
    Seed rice arrived in Charleston as a gift from the sea caption whose ship is getting fixed.
  • Basket Making

    Basket Making
    In the early 1700’s they started the tradition of basket making and have been past to generation to generation.
  • South Carolina

    South Carolina
    South Carolina was part of North Carolina but separated in 1729.
  • African Decent

    African Decent
    In 1730 African decent made up 2/3 of the population due to slavery.
  • First Golf Shipment

    First Golf Shipment
    Charleston welcomed shipment of golf balls and clubs from Scotland in 1743.
  • First Golf course

    First Golf course
    On September 2, 1786 the first golf course formed on Harelston Green.
  • Became a State

    Became a State
    South Carolina became a state on May 23, 1788.
  • U.S. Constitution

    U.S. Constitution
    South Carolina was the 8th state to ratify the U.S. constitution
  • Gold

    Gold
    In February 1852, in Mc Cormick, William Burkhalter Dom discovered the 2ed richest vein of gold in South Carolina history.
  • Stumphouse Mountain

    Stumphouse Mountain
    In 1856 the Stumphouse Mountain started and is in the city of Walhalla.
  • Civil War

    Civil War
    The first shots of the Civil War happened on April 12, 1861 in Fort Sumter.
  • Secede from Union

    Secede from Union
    South Carolina became the first state to secede (withdraw) from the Union.
  • Capturing Columbia

    Capturing Columbia
    They captured Columbia on February 17, 1865. General William Toeoumseh Sherman burned and destroyed mare than 2/3 of the city.
  • Reconstruction Act

    Reconstruction Act
    In 1867 the congress passed the Reconstruction Act, which allowed the black to vote.
  • U.S Representative

    U.S Representative
    In 1869 Joseph Rainey became the first African American to become the U.S. Representative.
  • Earth Quake

    Earth Quake
    Low country was hit by an earthquake with an estimated a 7.5 earthquake. 83 people were killed and the damage repair was 6 million dollars.
  • Tobacco

    Tobacco
    The intro to tobacco started in South Carolina in 1894. Around then 200 tobacco barns came up.
  • Tobacco Market

    Tobacco Market
    In Lake City, a tobacco market was established in 1898. One out of the two largest market in South Carolina .
  • Flower Town

    Flower Town
    In Summerville is a place nicknamed “The Flower Town in the pines” Since the 1900’s a lot of people ego there in the early spring.
  • State House

    State House
    The new state house was built in 1903 because of the war it was destroyed in 1865. Also because of the war they didn’t have the funding t build it right away.
  • Duncan Park Baseball Stadium

    Duncan Park Baseball Stadium
    July 8, 1926 Duncan Park Baseball Stadium in Spartanburg is the oldest major league stadium in the nation.
  • Storm Thurmond

    Storm Thurmond
    November 2, 1954 former governor Storm Thurmond became the 1st person to be elected to the U.S. Senate. He got a 63% vote
  • High Schools

    High Schools
    Rivers High School in Charleston became the first racially integrated high school in South Carolina.
  • Orangeburg Massacre

    Orangeburg Massacre
    Orangeburg Massacre at South Carolina State campus occurred. Three students were killed and 28 people were wounded.
  • Home Rule

    Home Rule
    The State Legislative governed each country however the Home Rule at 1875 changed the system.
  • Storage Peach

    Storage Peach
    The board of Public Work in Gaffney built an elevated water storage tank in the shape of a peach.
  • Confederate Flag

    Confederate Flag
    In 2000 the Confederate Flag was removed from the dome on top of the state house and placed on the grounds near the Confederate Soldier Monument.
  • Immigration Law

    Immigration Law
    The State’s Immigration laws challenged by 16 nations from Latin American and Caribbean was passed.