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SCians enlisted in the military in large numbers; donated/sold land to the federal government for military bases
How did SC contribute to World War I?
Jobs in industry, escape racial tensions
During and after World War I, why did many African Americans in SC move North?
The Southern Literacy Renaissance
After the 1920s, literature and arts flourished with South Carolinians DuBose Heyward and Julia Peterkin gaining national fame in a movement known as…
Growth of tourism industry
How were SCians living along the coast prosper during and after the 1920s?
Electricity, water and sanitation systems
How were the lives of individuals living in cities, towns, and mill villages improved during the 1920s?
Ended feelings of isolation
How did Mass Media impact rural areas of South Carolina?
Lack of demand for fiber and cloth caused a decline immediately following
WWI
How was industry in SC impacted following World War I?
Boll Weevil
During the 1920s, much of the state’s cotton crop was destroyed which severely impacted SC’s economy and was due to…
Overproduction, bank foreclosures, bank failures
When the Great Depression began, SC was already in a depression – why?
Provided electricity to South Carolina residents
The Santee Cooper project was part of President Roosevelt’s New Deal. What did the Santee Cooper project provide?
Constructed parks and national forests
The Civilian Conservation Corps was a New Deal program which did what in SC?
Rural Electrification Act
Which New Deal program brought power to farms and rural regions of South Carolina?
James F. Byrnes
SC senator who helped President Roosevelt pass the New Deal through Congress.
Mary McCloud Bethune
SCian who was an influential member of President Roosevelt’s unofficial Black Cabinet, an educator, and Civil Rights leader
Farmers left short handed with men going off to fight; military bases created jobs, SCians colleted scrap metal/rubber
How did World War II impact SC?
Northern tourism to southern climates
During the period following World War II, South Carolinians promoted what in order to improve the state’s economy?
Weapons grade plutonium
The Savannah River Nuclear Plant was built in in South Carolina order to provide what for the US nuclear weapons arsenal?
Parris Island, Fort Jackson in Columbia SC, and Sumter Air Force Base
Due to problems in the middle east (1st/2nd Gulf Wars in Iraq), America remains dependent on SC’s training facilities and staging areas – name 3
Strom Thurmond
SC governor and later a long serving US Senator who was opposed to Civil Rights.
Plessy v. Ferguson
Court Case which LEGALIZED Segregation
Brown v. Board of Education
Supreme Court case which ruled AGAINST SEGREGATION in public schools saying it was “inherently unequal”
Ride the city buses
African Americans refused to do what in response to Rosa Parks being arrested?
What did Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. advocate in order to gain Civil Rights for African Americans?
Non-violent protests
Greensboro
Incident where students were able to desegregate a Woolworth’s Lunch counter using “sit ins.”
Orangeburg Incident
Incident where student from SC State College were shot and killed
He wanted to attract businesses into the state
Governor Fritz Hollings tempered his response to the Civil Rights Movement in SC because…
SC slowly integrated its public facilities beginning with…
Clemson University
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Prevented discrimination in all public facilities and gave the Federal government the power to enforce desegregation.
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Made literacy tests illegal in the United States
1970s
Most of SC’s schools were finally integrated by when?
Briggs v. Elliott
Court case brought by SC parents with the help of the NAACP against the school district seeking equal treatment under the law was called…
Elmore v. Rice
Court Case which ruled that the white primaries in SC were unconstitutional was…
Septima Clark
Civil Rights leader who was a SC public school teacher, sought equal treatment for whites and AA teachers, but was forced to leave SC due to NAACP membership…
Matthew J. Perry
Civil Rights leader who was SC’s first AA judge and fought through the courts for equal rights for AAs.
Jail No Bail – serve their time and accept no bail
What new tactic did the Friendship Nine introduce into the Civil Rights Movement when they arranged a “sit-in” at a Rock Hill lunch counter?
That all children have the opportunity to learn
What did the Education Improvement Act and the Education Accountability Act seek to ensure?
Democratic support of the Civil Rights Movement
Event which accelerated SC’s movement from solidly Democratic to Republican
Right to Work Law
Law which helps SC attract businesses which discourages labor unions in the state
State Development Board
Created in 1954 to attract industries to SC and recruit businesses from other parts of the country and from Europe.