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Significance of attack on fort Sumter?
it was the first real important battle of the Civil War. It finalized that South Carolina was part of the Confederacy
How was south carolina governed in the 1700's?
South Carolina was a Royal Colony. This meant that South Carolina was ruled by officials that were appointed by the British monarchy.
What type of government did South Carolina have in colonial times?
what kind of government does South Carolina have
When were the Carolina Colonies Founded?
It was founded in 1663 but became a royal colony in 1729. When it became a royal colony, it was then split into North Carolina & South Carolina
What is the population of Port Royal South Carolina?
11,265.
When did South Carolina become a royal colony?
1729
When did North Carolina become a royal colony?
Both carolinas became a royal colony in 1729
When was the colony of South Carolina founded?
South Carolina was founded in 1663 by 8 nobles with a royal charter from Charles II
Was colonial pennsylvania a royal colony?
No Pennsylvania was not a royal colony. It was founded by William Penn in 1682. North Carolina, New Jersey and South Carolina were royal colonies.
When did royal government end in South Carolina?
In the 1770's
Was South Carolina a royal province?
yes, it was, look on wiki
Was South Carolina a proprietary charter or royal colony?
charter colony
