Symbols
Dum Spiro Spero (While I breathe, I hope)
What is the State Motto
This stretch of coast between the North Carolina border and Winyah Bay is known as
The Grand Strand
The torn up oak tree on the state seal represents
Defeated British
The neighbor to our North
North Carolina
Charles Towne later became the city we know as
What is Charleston
Carolina Wren
What is the State Bird
South Carolina's 3rd largest river forms a border with this state
What is Georgia
A woman walking over swords and daggers on the state seal represents
hope that overcomes danger
This neighbor sits South and West
Georgia
Second largest city in South Carolina
What is Charleston
Palmetto Tree
What is the State Tree
This low country shipping port is located in South Carolina's second largest city
What is the Charleston Harbor?
Something that stands for something else
What is a "Symbol"
Body of water neighboring to our East
What is The Atlantic Ocean
During the Civil War, Sherman's army destroyed the city of
What is Columbia
Yellow Jessamine
What is the State Flower
The geographical region separated from the Atlantic Coastline by the Fall Line
The name of a large channel linking two bodies of water or separating an island from mainland
What is a Sound
The 12 spears on the State Seal represent
The First 12 states
The largest city located in South Carolina
What is Columbia
The symbol worn on the soldiers caps
What is the Crescent
The lowest and highest regions of South Carolina are called
What are the Atlantic Coastal Plain and the Blue Ridge Mountains
Land deposited at the mouth of a river
What is Delta
In 1729, Carolina became two separate colonies, named:
North Carolina and South Carolina
The number of counties in South Carolina
What is 46