Books with title South Carolina: Past and Present

"From the mountains to the sea" is a phrase that is often used to describe the remarkable range of South Carolina's geographical features. Students read about the six geographical areas and about the heritage of the Native Americans who lived there. They learn about the role of South Carolina in the American Revolution, and the move of the state capital from Charleston to Columbia in 1790. This insightful book describes events in the Civil Rights movement, and the details about the changing tapestry of the state in the early twenty-first century in terms of cultural richness, educational opportunities, and new industries. Some of the famous people covered in the narrative include Rebecca Motte, the Grimk sisters, Ronald E. McNair, Benjamin Bernanke, Cubby Checker, Althea Gibson, "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, Eartha Kitt, and Robert Mills.

South Dakota is filled with beautiful views, from the Badlands to the Black Hills. It carries with it a sense of history that began with the Paleo-Indians 11,000 years ago. This colorful book takes readers on a journey of the history, culture, economy, and government of South Dakota, from the past to the present. Unique sidebars and timelines support the narrative.

Nestled in the Appalachian mountains, North Carolina has always been at the crossroads of American history. Both Revolutionary War and Civil War battles were fought on its soil, and the state underwent many changes from its inception to the present day. This accessible, informative book will guide the reader through the states absorbing history. Students will learn about plant and animal life, geography, famous residents, and details about the states government. Full color photographs and eye-catching design will make this a favorite go-to source on beautiful North Carolina

South Dakota is filled with beautiful views, from the Badlands to the Black Hills. It carries with it a sense of history that began with the Paleo-Indians 11,000 years ago. This colorful book takes readers on a journey of the history, culture, economy, and government of South Dakota, from the past to the present. Unique sidebars and timelines support the narrative.