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Charles II

Became King of England in 1660 and gave large land territories to eight loyal supporters.

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Royalist

Supporters of the monarchy who restored royal power to Charles II in 1660.

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Charter of 1663

Gave the Lord Proprietors huge tracts of land from the King.

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Lord Proprietors

The eight loyal supporters given land territories by King Charles II.

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The Carolina

The first ship to land in present-day Charleston in 1670.

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William Sayle

The first Governor of Charles Towne.

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Oyster Point

The favorable spot where Charles Towne was re-founded in 1680.

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The Walled City

Present-day Charleston was the only English walled-city settlement in North America.

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Bastion

A part of a fortification built at an angle for protection.

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Fundamental Constitution of Carolina

The rules and laws governing the new colony established by Proprietors.

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Diverse Population & Huguenots (French)

Settlers from many countries, including the French group known as Huguenots.

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Carolina Colony Economy

The economy of South Carolina relied on trade with Native Americans and included the slave trade.

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Rice (Carolina Gold)

Known as 'Carolina Gold', rice became the colony's biggest cash crop.

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Indigo & Eliza Lucas Pinckney

Eliza Lucas Pinckney studied botany and turned indigo into another SC cash crop.