South Carolina

It depends on what part of Memphis you are in, but it's about 50 miles to the city of Tunica and about 40 miles to the casinos.

The "so-called" United States seemed to be getting extremely divided as the country grew more organized. The south had apparently had enough during the early 1860's decided to secede from the Union and be known as their own country, the Confederate States of America. Although the U.S. had separated from Great Britain as one, the country had experienced many hardships concerning Economics, Politics, and the oh-so sensitive issue of slavery, dividing it into two entities that would soon be at war.

They had more african americans than any other states

Not unless you are an on-duty law enforcement officer.

Concealed Carry permit holders are forbidden to do so.

because of its close economic ties with the British West Indies

The election of Abraham Lincoln as President.

I am nearly positive that yes, Pygmy Marmosets are legal in SC. The Illegal Exotic Animal laws do not include Primates.

Same-sex marriage is legal in ALL of South Carolina effective November 19, 2014, barring any future temporary stay or ruling to the contrary issued by the United States Supreme Court.

The address of the Pickens County Historical Society is: Po Box 775, Pickens, SC 29671

The 2007 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report states that, although manufacturing still plays a big role in the State's economy, South Carolina's economic base has become more diversified including growth in leisure and hospitality, retail trade and service. Employment in the State's manufacturing sector has been declining and now represents only about 14%, a decrease from 16% over the past five years.

Non-durable goods manufacturing, primarily related to the textile and apparel industry, has seen the greatest decline over the past five years. Offsetting these declines was growth in the manufacturing of other goods, such as the production of transportation equipment, fabricated metals, and chemicals.

The strongest employment gains have been in the State's service sector which has risen from 34% of total employment to 37% during the past five years. This sector, fueled by tourism, educational, and healthcare industries has contributed to a more diversified overall employment base and improved income levels.

The tobacco industry in South Carolina is key.

So are fishing and tourism.

First Class Mail is delivered in three to five days.

about 150 kelvin in winter, so add 100 for summer... just like everywhere else...

The General Assembly of 2005 named the Southern Appalachian Brook Trout as the official Freshwater Trout for the State of North Carolina (Session Laws, 2005, c. 387). The General Assembly of 2005 named the Southern Appalachian Brook Trout as the official Freshwater Trout for the State of North Carolina (Session Laws, 2005, c. 387).

The distance between the above places is approximately equal to 720 nautical miles. To convert miles to nautical miles, multiply the miles by 0.86. This is point to point straight distance. The actual distance will change according to the route.

, i do alot of research on the southern states and i believe the smallest population in a town located in South Carolina would be Waterloo...pop 203, then it would be Lowrys...pop 207 and then comes elko...pop 212. i hope this helps. good luck.

There is only one aquarium in South Carolina. It is the South Carolina Aquarium that is located in Charleston, South Carolina.

The Palmetto Tree (aka, Cabbage Palm) is the State Tree of South Carolina. In the Revolutionary War, Palmetto Tree logs were used to build a fort on Sullivan's Island in South Carolina to defend the state against British attackers. The Palmetto Tree was named the official State Tree in 1939. This is why the Palmetto Tree is on the flag, to show respect and rememberance to the tree that help defend our State.

South Carolina produces the second most peaches in the United States (behind California). However, Georgia is known as the peach state even though it produces the third most peaches in the United States.

North Carolina, Massachusetts, South Carolina Pennsylvania, Georgia, Virginia, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Connecticut, New York , and Rhode island were all English settlements during the colonies. Though, New York, New Jersey, and New Hampshire were once Dutch colonies taken over by the English.

The phone number of the Fairfield County Historical Museum is: 803-635-9811.

Well, lets see. Boston is in Massachusetts. Massachusetts is like 4 or 5 states away from South Carolina. So Figure like 14 hours utilizing a car and around 6-10 hours utilizing an airplane.

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-Sara-

The "Academic Common Market" is the program for southern/southeastern states.

The Academic Common Market is a tuition-savings program for college students in the 16 SREB member states who want to pursue degrees that are not offered by their in-state institutions. Students can enroll in out-of-state institutions that offer their degree program, and pay only the in-state tuition rates. Hundreds of undergraduate and graduate programs are available for residents of SREB states. Academic Common Market/Regional Contract Program

As of July 2011, there were 71,459 people residing in the city limits.

The number one crop in SC is tobacco, followed by cotton.

During slavery, some of them came directly from Africa...West and Central Africa. For example: My gullah descendants are from the West Indies, Mandinka, and Yoruba tribe. Others came from the West indies. So we are a mixture of African and West Indian. Slave Traders went to Africa first, travel through the West Indies (they stop there as well), and stop in South Carolina.

They live in the Sea Islands of South Carolina and Georgia.