PAD Trivia
What is Purple and Gold?
The year the University of South Carolina was founded
What is 1801?
This many judges serve on the Supreme Court
What is 9?
South Carolina's official nickname
What is The Palmetto State?
The first president of the United States
What is George Washington?
True or False: PAD was originally only open for men
What is True?
The name the Carolina Band often referred to
What is the mighty sound of the Southeast?
What is beyond a reasonable doubt?
The South Carolina city that is home to Rainbow Row and The Battery
What is Charleston?
This 1803 land purchase from France nearly doubled the size of the United States
What is the Louisiana purchase?
PAD's official flower
What is the red carnation?
This former gamecock women's basketball player has a statue outside of Colonial Life Arena
What is A'ja Wilson?
The constitutional protection that prohibits an individual from being tried for the same offense twice
What is double jeopardy? (5th Amendment)
South Carolina's official state fruit
What is the peach?
How many of the original 13 states were required to ratify the Constitution before it could take effect
What is 9
The year PAD was founded
What is 1902?
This historic building was the first building constructed for the University of South Carolina
What is Rutledge College?
Who / what is tort law between
What is private parties?
This South Carolina musician is known as the "Godfather of Soul" and recorded the hit sing "I Got You (I Feel Good)"
What is James Brown
This city served as the first US capital under the Constitution
What is New York City?
PAD's motto, Philos Adelphos Dikaios, means:
What is Love of Humanity and Justice for All?
This was UofSC's first president
What is Jonathan Maxcy?
This US state has the highest number of lawyers
What is New York (over 184,000)
This South Carolina fort was famously built with palmetto logs that helped absorb British cannon fire during the Revolutionary War
What is Fort Moultrie?
This 1868 amendment established birthright citizenship and equal protection under the law
What is the 14th Amendment?