Province of South Carolina

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The Province of South Carolina was a British colonial territory in North America that later became the U.S. state of South Carolina and played a significant role in the economic and political life of the southern colonies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British colony
former colony
historical political entity
borderedBy Atlantic Ocean
Province of Georgia
Province of North Carolina
capital Charleston
surface form: Charles Town

Charleston
colonialStatusChanged royal colony in 1719
colonizedBy England
continent North America
country Kingdom of Great Britain
currency South Carolina pound
dateAbolished 1776
dateEstablished 1712
1719
economyBasedOn plantation agriculture
followedBy South Carolina
governmentType British colonial government
royal colony
hadGovernor royal governor
hadLegislature Commons House of Assembly
importantPort Charleston
language English
locatedIn Colonial America
surface form: British America

North America
American South (colonial and early national periods)
surface form: Southern Colonies
majorCrops indigo
rice
modernTerritoryIncludes South Carolina
surface form: State of South Carolina
monarchDuringRoyalColony George I of Great Britain
George II of Great Britain
George III of the United Kingdom
surface form: George III of Great Britain
namedAfter Charles I of England
surface form: King Charles I of England
partOf Province of North Carolina
surface form: Province of Carolina

Thirteen Colonies
playedRoleIn economic life of the southern colonies
political life of the southern colonies
precededBy Province of North Carolina
surface form: Province of Carolina
religion Anglicanism
replacedBy South Carolina
surface form: State of South Carolina
separatedFrom Province of North Carolina
significantEvent American Revolutionary War
Regulator Movement
Stono Rebellion
strategicRole major British port in the southern colonies
usedLaborSystem chattel slavery
enslaved Africans
yearOfStonoRebellion 1739

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Godfrey family associatedWith Province of South Carolina
this entity surface form: Province of South Carolina government
Godfrey family governedUnder Province of South Carolina
this entity surface form: Province of South Carolina colonial administration
Bull family country Province of South Carolina
Schenckingh family locatedIn Province of South Carolina
Sams family country Province of South Carolina
Sams family historicalRegion Province of South Carolina
Harleston family country Province of South Carolina
Cordes family country Province of South Carolina
Manigault family country Province of South Carolina
Rhett family country Province of South Carolina
Sarre family locatedIn Province of South Carolina
Sarre family associatedWith Province of South Carolina
Simmons family country Province of South Carolina
Simmons family partOf Province of South Carolina
this entity surface form: colonial society of the Province of South Carolina
Simmons family historicalRegion Province of South Carolina
Gibbes family country Province of South Carolina
subject surface form: Robert Gibbes
Gibbes family politicalInfluenceArea Province of South Carolina
this entity surface form: Province of South Carolina government
Broughton family locatedIn Province of South Carolina
Broughton family historicalContext Province of South Carolina
this entity surface form: Province of South Carolina colonial period
Porcher family locatedIn Province of South Carolina
Ralph Izard placeOfBirth Province of South Carolina
Anglo-Spanish conflicts in North America involves Province of South Carolina
Francis Nicholson placeOfActivity Province of South Carolina
Lords Proprietors successorTerritorialEntity Province of South Carolina
Royal Charter of 1732 relatedTo Province of South Carolina
Frances Brewton Pinckney countryOfCitizenship Province of South Carolina
Anglo-Cherokee War belligerent Province of South Carolina
Colony of Georgia borderedBy Province of South Carolina
Fort Loudoun governingAuthorityAtConstruction Province of South Carolina
John Moultrie placeOfBirth Province of South Carolina