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South Carolina's nickname is "The Palmetto State".
The Palmetto was used to complete the unfinished Fort Sullivan (now Moultrie). Palmetto is a soft spongy tree that absorbed and deflected the British fire. The greatly outnumbered Colonial Patriots defeated 9 of the Royal British Navy man-of-war ships including the prized Bristol which was a 50 gun ship!
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What is South Carolina's nick name?
South Carolina is known as The Palmetto State.
What are the two names of the colonies that Carolina was divided into?
North Carolina and South Carolina
Where does Jesse Jackson live?
He was born in South Carolina and now lives in Illinois.
Where is the south carolina colony located?
South of North Carolina and along the east coast of the USA.
What states succeded the union first?
South Carolina
What is South Carolina's nick name?
South Carolina is known as The Palmetto State.
South Carolina's state nickname?
The Palmetto State.
What state has a nickname called Palmetto?
South Carolina
What state is nickname palmetto state?
South Carolina
The game cocks is the nickname for which university?
Univeristy of South Carolina
What does the South Carolina state nickname represent?
South Carolina is nicknamed The Palmetto State, referring to the state tree (the sabal palmetto).
What is the nickname for South Carolina-Colombia?
Locombia (instead of Colombia). Loco means crazy in Spanish.
What state is known as the palmeeto state?
South Carolina has the nickname the "Palmetto State"
What state is the palmetto state in?
South Carolina's official nickname is the "Palmetto State".
Why is North Carolina called the old north state?
The colony was divided in 1710 and the Governor of North Carolina had to be independent of the Governor of South Carolina. As North Carolina was the older settlement it adopted the nickname of the Old North State
What is known as the palmetto state?
The official nickname for South Carolina is the "Palmetto State", referring to the state tree (the sabal palmetto).
Who's nickname was gamecock in the Revolutionary War?
University of South Carolina
