Plantations During The Colonial Period Of The South Carolina Colony

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South Carolina

By Lauren and Makayla

Some plantations in the South Carolina colony were, a main house, slave quarters, barns, a smokehouse, and blacksmith shops. Some things that people would often trade were, dishes, shoes, thread, and farming tools. During the colonial period the South Carolina Colony region was hit by four major hurricanes.

The South Carolina colony was founded in 1633 by eight English nobles. South Carolina was a subtropical climate which means that they had hot humid summers, and generally mild winters. South Carolina was part of the original province of Carolina. At the time, the province included both North Carolina and

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