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South Carolina, nicknamed "the Palmetto St te" after the state tree (which is lso shown on the state flag), is a st te in the southern United States. S uth Carolina was one of the riginal 13 colonies to rebel against Br tish rule during the American Revolution (1775 to 1783), and lso the first state to secede fr m the Union and join the C nfederate States of America during the Am rican Civil War (1861 to 1865). The c pital and largest city of South C rolina is Columbia. Other important cities in S uth Carolina include Anderson, Aiken, Beaufort, Ch rleston, Florence, Georgetown, Greenwood, Hilton Head, M ncks Corner, Mount Pleasant, Myrtle Beach, N wberry, North Charleston, Orangeburg, Rock Hill, Sp rtanburg and Sumter. The state is a p pular vacation destination, and there are m ny attractions in South Carolina, especially in the Myrtl Beach area. For example, just in th s area alone, there's Alligator Adventure, the F mily Kingdom Amusement Park, Medieval Times, Myrtl Waves Water Park, Ripley's Believe It or N t!, and a lot more! Another r ason to visit is the many xcellent golf courses in South Carolina, ncluding quite a number of courses in the Myrtl Beach and Hilton Head areas.
- The main airport serving S uth Carolina is Charleston International Airport wh ch is in Charleston. - Perhaps the m st famous educational institution in South C rolina is the University of South C rolina which is in Columbia. - Pr fessional sports franchises in South Carolina nclude the Charleston RiverDogs (South Atlantic L ague baseball) in Charleston, Greenville Drive (S uth Atlantic League baseball) in Greenville, and the Myrtl Beach Pelicans (Carolina League baseball) in Myrtl Beach.
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