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Synopsis of South Carolina

South Carolina, state in the southeastern United States, bordering the Atlantic Ocean. In colonial days, the state was part of a vast region that Charles I, king of England, granted to Sir Robert Heath in 1629. The region was named Carolana, a word derived from the Latin form of Charles, in reference to the monarch. His son, Charles II, changed the spelling of the region's name to Carolina in 1663. During the 17th century the area now covered by the present state came to be called South Carolina and the area to the north became North Carolina. The two sections remained a single colony until the British divided it into two in 1729. Nevertheless, the two areas have continued to be referred to as the Carolinas. On May 23, 1788, South Carolina became the eighth state to ratify the Constitution of the United States.

South Carolina remained primarily an agricultural state until the early decades of the 20th century, when manufacturing, particularly the textile industry, developed as the leading economic activity. Nevertheless, agriculture continued to rank as an important activity. The state's farm output, especially its production of cotton, still provides raw materials for many of its manufacturing activities. The production of textiles is the principal industrial activity, and South Carolina ranks third, behind only North Carolina and Georgia, among the states in the value of annual textile production. However, manufacturing has become more diversified since 1960. The modern shift in emphasis from agriculture to industry has been paralleled by a shift in population from rural to urban areas. Columbia is South Carolina's capital and largest.

Tourism has become South Carolina's second most important industry, and more than 30 million people visited the state annually in the mid-1990s. Two-thirds of the tourists focused their visits on the coast. Myrtle Beach, Charleston, and Hilton Head Island are the leading destinations, but popular low-density resorts are also found at Kiawah, Seabrook, and Fripp islands. South Carolina offers tourists and residents a great variety of year-round recreational activities. The scenic mountainous section in the northwest affords good camping and hiking in wilderness areas, and water sports are the major attraction at the many fine resorts that line the state's coast. Inland swamps and coastal areas abound in wildlife, and fish are abundant in both saltwater and freshwater regions. In addition, thousands of tourists visit the state's numerous places of historic interest.

The state's most popular, although unofficial, nickname is the Palmetto State. The palmetto, which grows abundantly in coastal areas, is the state tree and appears on the state seal and the state flag.






 



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Strokes,' Coleman moved to Santaquin in 2005. He lives with his wife in the town about 50 miles south of Salt Lake City

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Grandson charged in grandmother's death

case connected with the death of a 94-year-old woman. Betty Johnson was found in a home at 1002 South 10th Street on February 5th. When crews arrived, they found her severely dehydrated and unresponsive. She was taken to Baptist-Nassau Emergency Room.

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Kevin Frisch: Gubernatorial drama in New York

Jennings Bryan made his “Cross of Gold” speech advocating bimetallism, which we think is still illegal in the South; the 1924 Democratic convention, which required 103 ballots (and still, the best they could do was John W. Davis); the 1984 Democratic

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ABC Affils Battle ESPN For Sports

now we also have to compete against those telecasts on ESPN. Nascar is a huge lifestyle in the South. It?s indigenous to the region. And now most of the live races on broadcast are gone.? ESPN says the motor sports weren?t exactly burning it up on ABC.

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Man poses as ComEd worker in Berwyn

entrance into a home in north Berwyn Jan. 29. Berwyn police officers responded to the 1200 block of South Kenilworth Avenue at about 2:40 p.m. Jan. 29 to the report of a suspicious person. The homeowner told police a white man wearing a dark blue jacket

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EnerMech Provides Crane Services for Technip...

charter, working offshore Brazil. The contract, which was worth a six figure sum, represents a breakthrough in the South American cranes and maintenance market for EnerMech. Graeme Massie, EnerMech's cranes & lifting manager, said, 'Working closely with

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Black Republican lawmaker runs for Congress in SC

CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Tim Scott, the first black Republican elected to the South Carolina legislature since Reconstruction, abandoned his race for lieutenant governor on Monday to enter the crowded contest for the state's open 1st District congressional

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EnerMech complete cranes project for Technip in Brazil

charter, working offshore Brazil. The contract, which was worth a six figure sum, represents a breakthrough in the South American cranes and maintenance market for EnerMech. Graeme Massie, EnerMech's cranes & lifting manager, said: "Working closely with

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Shane Warne attacks Andrew Strauss for skipping tour

England fast bowler Stephen Harmison agreed Strauss, who led England in their recent 1-1 series draw away to South Africa, should tour Bangladesh. "The captain should be there," the Durham bowler said. "He was tired at the end of the South Africa tour

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