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Charles II
Became King of England in 1660 and gave large land territories to eight loyal supporters.
Royalist
Supporters of the monarchy who restored royal power to Charles II in 1660.
Charter of 1663
Gave the Lord Proprietors huge tracts of land from the King.
Lord Proprietors
The eight loyal supporters given land territories by King Charles II.
The Carolina
The first ship to land in present-day Charleston in 1670.
William Sayle
The first Governor of Charles Towne.
Oyster Point
The favorable spot where Charles Towne was re-founded in 1680.
The Walled City
Present-day Charleston was the only English walled-city settlement in North America.
Bastion
A part of a fortification built at an angle for protection.
Fundamental Constitution of Carolina
The rules and laws governing the new colony established by Proprietors.
Diverse Population & Huguenots (French)
Settlers from many countries, including the French group known as Huguenots.
Carolina Colony Economy
The economy of South Carolina relied on trade with Native Americans and included the slave trade.
Rice (Carolina Gold)
Known as 'Carolina Gold', rice became the colony's biggest cash crop.
Indigo & Eliza Lucas Pinckney
Eliza Lucas Pinckney studied botany and turned indigo into another SC cash crop.