Exploring South Carolina: The Palmetto State

This video explores South Carolina, highlighting its location in the Southeast U.S., its nickname 'The Palmetto State', and the significance of palmetto trees in its history. It also covers the state flag's design, featuring a palmetto tree and crescent moon, and introduces key cities like Columbia and Charleston. The state bird, the Carolina Wren, is also discussed.

Where is South Carolina located in the United States?

• Midwest

• Southeast

• Southwest

• Northeast

Which ocean borders South Carolina?

• Arctic Ocean

• Indian Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

How many states border South Carolina?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the nickname of South Carolina?

• The Golden State

• The Palmetto State

• The Empire State

• The Sunshine State

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Why is South Carolina called the Palmetto State?

• Because of its beaches

• Because of its mountains

• Because of the palmetto trees

• Because of its rivers

Who built a fort out of palmetto tree trunks during the American Revolution?

• Benjamin Franklin

• Colonel William Moultrie

• George Washington

• Thomas Jefferson

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What is in the middle of the South Carolina state flag?

• A star

• A lion

• A palmetto tree

• A bear

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What is the capital and largest city of South Carolina?

• Columbia

• Myrtle Beach

• Greenville

• Charleston

Which city is the oldest in South Carolina?

• Columbia

• Charleston

• Greenville

• Spartanburg

What is the state bird of South Carolina?

• Bald Eagle

• Carolina Wren

• Northern Cardinal

• American Robin