South carolina

By hiltr
  • Aug 1, 1521

    First Europeans discovered The Carolina's

    First Europeans discovered The Carolina's
    Europeans discover the provincfe of South Carolina.
  • Period: Aug 1, 1521 to

    Timespan of South Carolina

  • The Province of Carolina was founded in 1663

    The Province of Carolina was founded in 1663
    The Province of South Carolina was founded by eight proprietors in 1663.
  • John locke wrote fundamental orders of Carolina

    John locke wrote fundamental orders of Carolina
    John locke wrote the fundamental orders of Carolina
  • Charles Town was settled in 1670

    Charles Town was settled in 1670
    The town of Charles Town was settled in what is now South Carolina.
  • First permanent English settlement in South carolina

    First permanent English settlement in South carolina
    First permanent english settlement in what is now Albemarle Point in what is now South Carolina.
  • Overthrow proprietary rule

    Overthrow proprietary rule
    The Province of Carolina overthrows it's proprietary rule in 1719.
  • Carolina becomes two colonies

    Carolina becomes two colonies
    The province of Carolina splits and North Carolina and South Carolina are formed.
  • South Carolina becomes a royal colony

    South Carolina becomes a royal colony
    South Carolina is a royal colony
  • Stono rebellion in 1739

    Stono rebellion in 1739
    The Stono rebellion passes through South Carolina in 1739
  • Represented in Government

    Represented in Government
    The first settlers in south Carolina are represented in government.
  • South Carolina is the first republic in America

    South Carolina is the first republic in America
    South Carolina is the first republic in America.
  • First Governor in South Carolina

    First Governor in South Carolina
    South Carolina's first governor is elected.
  • Battle victories in South Carolina

    Battle victories in South Carolina
    Battle victories in Cowpens and Kings Mountain South Carolina.
  • South Carolina is now a state

    South Carolina is now a state
    South Carolina became a state on May 23, 1788
  • South Carolina secedes

    South Carolina secedes
    South Carolina was the first state to secede from the union in 1860.
  • Civil war starts in Charleston at fort Sumter

    Civil war starts in Charleston at fort Sumter
    The Civil war started in Charleston South Carolina in 1861
  • Sherman's march through South Carolina

    Sherman's march through South Carolina
    The Shermans marched through South Carolina in 1863
  • South Carolina sends their residents to fight in the war

    South Carolina sends their residents to fight in the war
    In 1865, 63,000 white men out of the stat's 291,000 fought in the civil war.
  • Rice and cotton are replaced by tobacco

    Rice and cotton are replaced by tobacco
    In 1890, rice and cotton were replaced by tobacco as the main crop in South Carolina.
  • More than half of the states population was African-American

    More than half of the states population was African-American
    In 1900, 6 out of ten residents in South Carolina were African-American.
  • Powerful hurricane hits South Carolina

    Powerful hurricane hits South Carolina
    Hurricane hug swept through South Carolina with winds of 135 MPH and killing 37 people.
  • The first female military student attended the South Carolina Military Academies

    The first female military student attended the South Carolina Military Academies
    The first female millitary student attended a millitary academy in South Carolina.
  • Worst oil spill in state's history

    Worst oil spill in state's history
    The worst oil spill in South carolina caused 7,000,000 dollars in damage.
  • South Carolina removes Confederate flag from state house

    South Carolina removes Confederate flag from state house
    The last confederat flag flying above the U.S. state house is removed.
  • Historic flood in South Carolina

    Historic flood in South Carolina
    A flood that makes nationalnews takes place in South Carolina.