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What was the climate and geography of colonial South Carolina?
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South Carolina is in the temperate zone, which means the climate is fairly middle-of-the-chart: not too hot or too cold most of the time, though it is very humid because of the nearby Atlantic Ocean, so it feels hotter or colder than it actually is. Rainfall is pretty average, too, with no desert areas of the state, nor any rainforests.
Geography includes mountains in the northern part of the state, sand hills in the middle part (where the coast used to be millions of years ago), coastal plains and salt marshes, and sandy barrier islands.
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What was the geography of south carolina?
The geography of South Carolina is a roughly triangular shaped state. It has sandy beaches and marshy land. The climate is a humid subtropical with short, mild winters and long, hot summers.
Which state has a humid subtropical climate-South Carolina or South Dakota?
That describes South Carolina. South Dakota's climate is called a continental climate.
Climate in a sentence?
It is a good climate in South Carolina!
What are the 5 colonial colonies in the south?
Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia
What were the people of colonial South Carolina?
They were Dutch.
What region was colonial South Carolina?
southeast
What did colonial South Carolina wear?
gowns
What was the geography and climate of the colonial South?
South Carolina has mild winters. The southern portion is the warmest. Temperatures decline to the northwest. Summers are very warm in South Carolina, with generally even temperatures. The northwest is slightly cooler. Rainfall is usually abundant throughout the state. The southeast and northwest receive the most precipitation. It's my belief that it was pretty much the same way when the state was a colony.So the climate is sub-tropical humid in some sort
What type of government did colonial South Carolina have?
The government in colonial South Carolina is a proprietery colony.They were proprietary like North Carolina, but later became a royal colony.
What buildings were there in Colonial South Carolina?
in South Carolina there were mainly plantations so lots of big houses.
What has the author David R Chesnutt written?
David R. Chesnutt has written: 'The Meaning of South Carolina History' 'South Carolina's expansion into colonial Georgia, 1720-1765' -- subject(s): Historical geography, History, Land grants, Land settlement patterns
What type of government did South Carolina have in colonial times?
what kind of government does South Carolina have
