South Carolina


 Grete Rattam, Helen Roostma
      and Pille-Riin Kahro
 Supervised by Signe Vahtramäe
        October 19, 2011
Facts and figures
Capital: Columbia
Population: 4,625,384
Area: 32 020 sq mi
Motto: Dum Spiro Spero (While I breathe, I
hope)
Admitted to the union: May 23, 1788
Counties: 46 counties
Founding of the first university: 1770
Gross state product (as of 2011):
$135,253,000,000
Geography

• Bordered by:
Georgia, the Atlantic
Ocean and
North Carolina
• Rivers: The Pee Dee, Santee, Edisto, and
  Savannah flow from the highlands to the
  sea, creating rapids and waterfalls.
• Humid subtropical climate
• Occasionally affected by tropical cyclones
Economy
• Gross state
  product was $97
  billion in 1997 and
  $153 billion in 2007 • Industrial
• Agricultural           outputs: textile,
  outputs: tobacco,      chemical products,
  dairy products,        paper, lumber,
  soybeans, rice and     machinery and
  livestock              automotive
                         products
History
• One of the first 13
  colonies - the 8th
  State
• Natives
• Slavery
• was one of the
  poorest states after
  the Civil War
Politics
• Democratic party
• The current (116th)
  Governor, Nikki
  Haley
• Political regions
• Famous politicans
• the State House
Culture and Education

• College of Charleston (1770)
• International educational standards
  are not used
• Subcultures
• Music
• Art
Tourism
• South Carolina
  Indians today.
• Sesguicentennial
  State Park
• First Baptist
  Church - Columbia
• Museum of art
• Golf
Nature
Forests
Lakes: Several
major lakes covering
over 683 square
miles.
Beaches
Thank you!



Pille-Riin Kahro, Helen Roostma,
           Grete Rattam
    Kilingi-Nõmme Gümnaasium
          October 19, 2011
References:

– http://www.scstatehouse.gov/studentpage/coolstuff/tree2.sh
  tml
– www.wikipedia.com
– http://www.cherokeesofsouthcarolina.com/scit.html
– http://www.columbiamuseum.org/
– http://www.discoversouthcarolina.com/see-
  do/golf/default.aspx
– http://www.sciway.net/hist/indians/
– http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/us/A0861200.html
– http://www.statemaster.com/country/SC-south-carolina/eco-
  economy
– Slide 7: drawings by Helen Roostmaa

South Carolina

  • 1.
    South Carolina GreteRattam, Helen Roostma and Pille-Riin Kahro Supervised by Signe Vahtramäe October 19, 2011
  • 2.
    Facts and figures Capital:Columbia Population: 4,625,384 Area: 32 020 sq mi Motto: Dum Spiro Spero (While I breathe, I hope) Admitted to the union: May 23, 1788 Counties: 46 counties Founding of the first university: 1770 Gross state product (as of 2011): $135,253,000,000
  • 3.
    Geography • Bordered by: Georgia,the Atlantic Ocean and North Carolina • Rivers: The Pee Dee, Santee, Edisto, and Savannah flow from the highlands to the sea, creating rapids and waterfalls. • Humid subtropical climate • Occasionally affected by tropical cyclones
  • 4.
    Economy • Gross state product was $97 billion in 1997 and $153 billion in 2007 • Industrial • Agricultural outputs: textile, outputs: tobacco, chemical products, dairy products, paper, lumber, soybeans, rice and machinery and livestock automotive products
  • 5.
    History • One ofthe first 13 colonies - the 8th State • Natives • Slavery • was one of the poorest states after the Civil War
  • 6.
    Politics • Democratic party •The current (116th) Governor, Nikki Haley • Political regions • Famous politicans • the State House
  • 7.
    Culture and Education •College of Charleston (1770) • International educational standards are not used • Subcultures • Music • Art
  • 8.
    Tourism • South Carolina Indians today. • Sesguicentennial State Park • First Baptist Church - Columbia • Museum of art • Golf
  • 9.
    Nature Forests Lakes: Several major lakescovering over 683 square miles. Beaches
  • 10.
    Thank you! Pille-Riin Kahro,Helen Roostma, Grete Rattam Kilingi-Nõmme Gümnaasium October 19, 2011
  • 11.
    References: – http://www.scstatehouse.gov/studentpage/coolstuff/tree2.sh tml – www.wikipedia.com – http://www.cherokeesofsouthcarolina.com/scit.html – http://www.columbiamuseum.org/ – http://www.discoversouthcarolina.com/see- do/golf/default.aspx – http://www.sciway.net/hist/indians/ – http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/us/A0861200.html – http://www.statemaster.com/country/SC-south-carolina/eco- economy – Slide 7: drawings by Helen Roostmaa

Editor's Notes

  • #2 ei lase linki kopeerida, katsun uuesti http://www.scprt.com/facts-figures/helpwithhomework/fastfacts.aspx tuli välja Ongi nii ju, et slaidi sisu on põhjalik, ja esitatud informatsioon on korrektne, tekst huvitav, toetab lugeja huvi
  • #3 mis siia tuleb teha ?? Siia peakski üldinfo tulema sellelt aadressilt, mis ma esimese slide'i juurde panin. Helen, kas toimetad siin? ma üritan siia infi kleepida Huvitav, et ei lase linki kleepida http://www.scprt.com/facts-figures/helpwithhomework/fastfacts.aspx Vaata siia siit saad kopeerida :) OK, ma vaatan, mis seal Colorados toimub :D     Kas sobib nii?
  • #4 Parandasin 'Humic' sõna 'humid'iks, sest hummuseline kliima jätab kahtlase mulje. -Helen
  • #5 Muutsin vähe asju, ma ei tea, kas sellest enam kasu on, aga noh.  - Helen
  • #6 Admitted to the Union: May 23, 1788 - the 8th State    The Catawba , Pee Dee , Chicora , Edisto , Santee , and Chicora-Waccamaw tribes are all still present in South Carolina as are many descendants of the Cherokee .
  • #7 Siin võiksid olla nimed ikka ka
  • #9 Mis ma sellega teha saaksin ?? Siia ei mahu midagi väga.   Noyah, ma loodan, et keegi ei solvu ja see vast midagi ei muuda, kui -mina, väsinud laps- nüüd hälli lähen. Muidugi on mul telefon sees, niiet võib helistada.
  • #10 Kirjutasin esimese slaidi juurde veidi infi, see ongi, mida ma tahan, et oleks faktid ja tekitaks huvi Kas saaksid heleniga uesti kontakti võtta, siin ta küll ju ei toimeta Just andsin talle märku   Üldistasin kirjasuurust, kustutasin ühe imeliku asja ära (neid võis ka mitu olla, ma ei mäleta enam). - Helen
  • #11 Kas nii sobib, kui jätta viimase slaidi juurde see kontuur või tuua see hoopis ette poole Helle B nr: 56643314
  • #12 http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/us/A0861200.html