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Education There was education but only for males from middle or elite classes. The best of the best often send their children to England to study. Private tutors often provided basic education. Housing The upper class had mansions on their plantations in Charleston. The Middle and working class and merchants and shopkeepers lived in shops or other cramped areas. The slaves lived on plantations. Family The husband was the head was the master of the household. The wife was expected at home or helping on the far, with her husband. Children were expected to be learning until up to the age 11 when they start helping their father. Slaves marriages were not particularly recognized. || http://www.itv.scetv.org/schistory/chapter9.pdf || Charleston was the capital of the Carolina’s and the Southernmost English at the time. It increased a lot by the 18th century. It had become one of the largest cities in the colonies with booming agricultural economy. I t also became a popular place to be because of the good climate. Settlers mostly had arrived from England, but soon immigrants came also from Scotland, Ireland, France, and Germany. These immigrants had brought themselves but also brought culture and traditions from their homeland. Charleston had blooming trade business with the Bermuda and the Caribbean. Most trade was people coming from these lands people such as slaves and freed slaves. Jews from Spain and Portugal, Germany, and Central Europe soon began to arrive as well giving a diverse religious community. Since more people from different areas began to come now it was a Holy City because of the religious diversity. Now there were more churches and religious places. Also African American and slaves established many churches as well. Music || http://www.charlestonsky.com/charleston-article-details.cfm?ArticleID=38
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 * || South Carolina Colony || Resource Link ||
 * Geography || The border of South Carolina contains sandy beaches. Generally the land is mostly marshy land. The climate of South Carolina is humid and subtropical. || http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_was_the_geography_and_climate_of_colonial_South_Carolina ||
 * Daily Life and Social Class || Daily Life in South Carolina during Colonial Times
 * Culture, Music, art, literature || Culture

This sounds plagiarized, please re-phrase. || Major settlement that took place in South Carolina was after 1712 attracting many frontiersman from Pennsylvania and Virginia. Charleston is became South Carolina’s major port on the Atlantic Ocean. South Carolinas has a strong colonial government which had wars with local Indians, while fending off threats of pirates. Disease was spreading quickly, many babies were being born and there was lots of food available. A system of laws and self government was developed as well as a growing commitment to republicanism. The American Revolution was joined by South Carolina in 1775. South Carolina was invaded by the British in 1780 and most of the states was abducted. || http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_period_of_South_Carolina ||
 * Land use and resources || South Carolina resources included long growing seasons, tobacco rice indigo, slaves fish, and the Atlantic ocean. || http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_were_colonial_South_Carolina's_natural_resources ||
 * Colonial Government || Government In South Carolina
 * Key People and events || Many different events took place in South Carolina. Such as, South Carolina was said to be a royal colony in 1729. In South Carolina African American slaves earned money, become free and even own slaves themselves. The English gave the slaves dress codes and curfew at 9pm. This was because they feared the African Americans would have too much freedom. The Steno Rebellion also occurred in South Carolina which was when slaves rebelled against the whites and was a typical time for slaves to escape to Florida. The slaves burned down plantations and found more slaves to join them in this rebel. Unfortunately, they lost to the militia near the river which was their destination. || http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_events_occurred_in_colonial_South_Carolina_1674-1775 ||
 * Role of Native Americans || Before Europeans arrived in South Carolina, there were many Native Americans, which were also known as American Indians. As many as 29 different Native American groups or tribes lived in South Carolina. The places that own the name of these tribes show how important the Native Americans role was in South Carolina. After the arrival of the Europeans, the Native Americans population decreased. Many Europeans brought disease with them to South Carolina, which spread and ended up weakening many Native Americans, since they had no immune.

Many tribes that used to live in South Carolina are extinct today. Their population decreased even more because of fights over trade and land. Tribes such as Catawaba, Pee Dee, Chicora, Edisto, Santee and Chicora-Waccamaw, these are the only tribes present today. Some tribes still exist and are active today. Either socially or politically.

Their role in South Carolina was important because the land the Europeans took belonged to the Native Americans. The Europeans Diseases weakened the Native Americans. Europeans would have fights with the Native Americans over land that ended up killing many Indians and having tribes extinct. The tribes that are extinct and still live today were the first people to be on this land. || http://www.sciway.net/hist/indians/ ||