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SC History Packet #1

SC state history, includes introduction to history, geography and symbols

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History A systematic story or narrative about individuals who lived in a particular time and place, and how, over time, they created or destroyed a society. In the process, they created positive and negative ideas and institutions.
Primary Source A source from a specific time; a first-hand account
What are examples of primary sources? Journal, interview, song, autobiography, artifact, newspaper
Secondary Source A collection of primary sources pulled together in an organized manner of thoughts; a sceond-hand account
What are examples of secondary sources? Textbook, biography
Evidence Information that can be used to prove the tuth or falsity of something
What are the three types of evidence? Written, Oral, Material
Institution An established custom, law, or practice of importance in a society
What are the seven types of institutions? Religion, Education, Economy, Politics, Social, Law-and-Order, Technology
Who is SC named after? The English King Charles I
What is a nickname for SC? The Palmetto State
Highest point of SC? Mt. Sassafras
Lowest point of SC? Atlantic Ocean
When did SC become a state? May 23, 1788
SC state bird Carolina Wren
SC state flower Yellow Jessamine
SC state tree Palmetto Tree
SC state stone Blue Granite
SC state gemstone Amethyst
SC state dance The Shag
SC state craft Sweetgrass beasket weaving
SC state animal White-Tailed Deer
SC state dog Boykin Spaniel
SC state fish Striped Bass
SC state fruit Peach
SC state shell Lettered Olive
SC state reptile Loggerhead Turtle
SC state amphibian Spotted Salamander
SC state butterfly Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
SC state insect Carolina Mantid
SC state beverage Milk
SC state hospitality beverage Iced Tea
SC state game bird Wild Turkey
SC state grass Indian Grass
SC state spider Carolina Wolf Spider
SC state songs Carolina and Carolina On My Mind
SC state mottos Dum Spiro Spero- While I breathe, I hopeAnimis Opibusque Parati- Prepared in Mind and ResourcesSmiling Faces, Beautiful Places
SC's northern border North Carolina
SC's western border Georgia
What are the five geographical regions of SC? Coastal Zone, Coastal Plain, Sandhills (or Midland), Piedmont, and Blue Ridge
How many counties are there in SC? 46
What are the two cultural regions of SC? The LowCountry (or LowState) and the UpCountry (or UpState)
What are the four major river systems of SC? The Edisto, the Pee Dee, the Savannah, and the Santee
What is the longest river system in SC? Savannah River System
What is the largest river system in SC? Santee River System
What is the largest lake in SC? Lake Marion
What is SC's climate? Mild Humid Subtropical. This means there is good moisture, very warm temperatures, and a long growing season in SC
How many tourism districts are in SC? 10
What three things are tourist districts based upon? Attraction, lifestyle, and background
Worst Hurricane Impacting SC Hurricane Hugo--1989
Worst Earthquake Impacting SC Charleston Earthquake of 18886
Created by: leprajacqu
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