South Carolina Council

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The South Carolina Council was the upper legislative chamber in colonial South Carolina’s bicameral assembly, composed of appointed members who advised the royal governor and helped shape provincial law and policy.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
South Carolina Council canonical 2
Grand Council of Carolina 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf advisory body
colonial legislative council
upper legislative chamber
advised royal governor of South Carolina
appointedBy royal governor of South Carolina
composedOf appointed members
country Province of South Carolina
dissolvedAfter American Revolutionary War
surface form: American Revolution
function advising the governor on provincial policy
exercising executive advisory powers
helping shape provincial law
reviewing legislation from the lower house
governmentType British colonial administration
hadPower to advise on appointments and administration
to approve or reject legislation
hasRole upper house of the colonial assembly
historicalPeriod colonial era
historicalRegion British America
influencedBy British Privy Council model
jurisdiction Province of South Carolina
legalSystem English colonial law
legislativeStatus upper chamber
locatedIn South Carolina
Thirteen Colonies
partOf bicameral legislature of colonial South Carolina
colonial government of South Carolina
status defunct
subordinateTo Board of Trade of the United Kingdom
surface form: Board of Trade (indirectly)

British Crown
workedWith South Carolina colonial legislature
surface form: South Carolina Commons House of Assembly

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Commons House of Assembly follows South Carolina Council
this entity surface form: Grand Council of Carolina
Commons House of Assembly hasUpperHouse South Carolina Council
South Carolina colonial legislature hasPart South Carolina Council