1. The official flag of South-Carolina

2. Location
South Carolina is a state in the southeastern region of the United States. The state is bordered to the north by North Carolina, to the south and west by across the Savannah River, and to the east by Georgia the Atlantic Ocean.

3. History of South Carolina
At first the Spaniards who entered in 1521 and 1562 French Huguenot tried colonize the coast of the islands. Attempts have been unsuccessful, the country still has a long period of time the Indians possession of the English crown. The announced the same demands in this area, in fact, in principle, the court gave a faithful servant of the possession, but the settlers was anticipated for a long time. Only in 1670, the first immigrants arrived.

4. History of South Carolina
When the colonies began to rebel, in a part of the aristocracy he joined them, hoping to be freed from the burdens of colonial status, but do not get their place new burdens on the federal government. South Carolina joined the Union among the founders of one of the first, and took part in fighting in the War of Independence. The Revolutionary War shook the institution of slavery. Blacks are tens of thousands fled away, and they fought the British side. The approximately 25 thousand slaves, or who died in the war or emigrated to other areas, the total population was 30%

5. Some big cities in South Carolina: - Columbia - Rockhill - Spartanburg - Georgetown

6. Columbia
Columbia is the capital and largest city of the U.S. state of South Carolina, with a population of 133,803 as of 2015.

7. Rock Hill
It is a smaller industrial city, but textile factories are significant. The city is a "peach-Zone" is a center. Textiles and peach are the two main products.

8. Spartanburg
Not far from town is the famous Revolutionary War One battlefields, which is now also a memorial park; Kings Mountain National Military Park. In autumn 1780 battle took place in the advancing British troops are recruited and hastily, poorly armed and out between American troops. A larger British units occupied the position of the mountain. The settlers storm smashed the whole unit; the last man destroyed or captured by the British.

9. Georgetown
The major port city of coastline. In 1526, they wanted to create a permanent establishment in the Spaniards, but the Indians drove them off the coast of Winyah Bay. In the 18th century, however, the white people managed to lay the leg. The rich rice and indigo grown swampy wet grass. The once-upscale plantation town are still preserved several old private mansion, some even from the era of the struggle for independence. These pre-war houses called "antebellum" churches. The city operates the world's largest paper mill.

10. Made by: Imre Gábor, Zsoldos Balázs,
Méhész Anett, Szikszai Vendel.