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The top five industries in South Carolina are Boeing's assembly line for its 787 Dreamliner; 250 automotive and automotive-related companies, 600 manufacturing, life science-related research and development and service companies, transportation (container ports, airports); and recycling.
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Why have so many industries recently moved to South Carolina?
South Carolina is a right to work state. This is an incentive for industries to move there. A right to work state means that an employee of a company does not have to join a union associated with that company. With that said, many unions will not try to organize an union in an unfriendly company.
When did the movie radio come out in theaters?
November 2, 1920 was the first time the radio went to the public
what are the names of cities in South Carolina do not have the letter e in their name?
· Darlington, South Carolina · Hanahan, South Carolina · Rock Hill, South Carolina · Union, South Carolina · Woodruff, South Carolina · York, South Carolina
Why do you call South Carolina South Carolina?
We call South Carolina south Carolina because that its name and its in a south direction.
What is the location of the university of South Carolina?
The University of South Carolina is located in Columbia, South Carolina.
How many aquariums are in South Carolina?
There is only one aquarium in South Carolina. It is the South Carolina Aquarium that is located in Charleston, South Carolina.
What state is South of North Carolina?
South Carolina is south of North Carolina.
The first southern state to leave the union was?
I belive South Carolina (South Carolina)
What is the state song for South Carolina?
Carolina, by Henry TimrodCarolina and Carolina On My Mind.
Which southern states is north of South Carolina?
North Carolina is north of South Carolina
What French protestant settlers in South Carolina colony?
South Carolina
North Carolina is to South Carolina as is to South Dakota?
North Carolina is to South Carolina as is to North Dakotais to South Dakota.
