The history of South Carolina in the building of the nation
By: Archie Vernon Huff, Jr.
Publisher: Alester G. Furman III
Published: 1991
Place of publication: [Greenville, SC]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 518
Subjects: South Carolina -- History -- Study and teaching (Elementary); South Carolina -- History -- Study and teaching (Secondary)
Description: [This text discusses] South Carolina's role in the building of the United States. -- A word to the student.
Notes: "Teacher's resource manual by Hazel Wiggins Harris."
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Land; title: Earliest Americans; title: Coming of the Europeans; title: Settling English America; title: Permanent settlement at Charles Town; title: Wealth and slavery in Carolina; title: Royal province of South Carolina; title: Life in the Carolina back country; title: Coming of the American Revolution; title: War for Independence; title: Creating a new nation; title: Governing the republic, Federalists and Republicans; title: Age of nationalism; title: South Carolina on the defensive in the age of Jackson; title: Life in the Antebellum years; title: Manifest destiny, a threat to the union; title: Road to war; title: Civil War; title: Reconstruction; title: Conservative era; title: Life and work in the Postbellum  years; title: Tillman and the rise of the farmers; title: Progressive movement; title: Prosperity and Depression; title: New Deal and a second World War; title: Readjustment at home and Cold War abroad; title: Years of hope, years of trial; title: American and state government; title: County and municipal government; title: Appendices: Declaration of Independence; Constitution of the United States; Presidential elections; Governors of South Carolina.