This is like asking which came first the chicken or the egg. When "Records" were being made it is noted that at least 29 tribes lived in South Carolina, but there is no note (even among them) as to 'who was first.
If you are interested the listing of tribes are:
Please note that there are a few other names for these tribes that I did not add.
Do you mean north american native or south american native?
The first people to live in South Carolina were Native Americans. They arrived to the area thousands are years before European settlers.
The relationship between Europeans and Native Americans in South Carolina was complex and varied over time. Initially, there were instances of cooperation and trade, particularly between the Native American tribes and European settlers. However, as European colonization expanded, conflicts arose over land, resources, and differing ways of life, leading to tensions and violence. Overall, while there were moments of coexistence, the interactions often became strained and detrimental to Native American communities.
another effect the war had on South Carolina was the expansion of the indigo trade.. the war affected South Carolina was that it halped cause the American revoulution.
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Only the black bear is native to South Carolina.
Before becoming a state, South Carolina was originally inhabited by various Native American tribes. The first European settlement was established by the Spanish in 1526. Subsequent rulers included the English during the Colonial period and the British during the American Revolution.
Some of the Native American tribes that may have lived in South Carolina were the Cherokees, Muskhogean, Iroquoian, Siouan and Sumter Band of Cheraw. A census in 1849 shows that the Catawba Indians resided in both South and North Carolina.
Do you mean north american native or south american native?
South Carolina has no true deserts.
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Francis Hugh Wardlaw, a native of Abbeville District, South Carolina.
The white tail deer is SC's native animal.
South Carolina was voting to secede at the same time that Crittenden was pushing a compromise to settle the slavery question.
The first people to live in South Carolina were Native Americans. They arrived to the area thousands are years before European settlers.