Founding of South Carolina (1663): Economics, Geopolitics, Religion & Labor
- Economic Opportunities: Cash crops (tobacco, indigo, rice) suited to climate/soil.
- Fur Trade: Native American trade networks for valuable furs.
- Expansionism & Competition: Counter Spanish/French claims in North America.
- Religious Freedom: Attracted dissenters seeking tolerance.
- Political Ambitions: Proprietary colony for elite control (e.g., Sir John Colleton, Lord Ashley).
- Exploration: Further documentation of New World geography/resources.
- Labor: Indentured servants initially, then enslaved labor for plantations.
South America
- Major Rivers, Lakes, and Reservoirs in and Around South Dakota
- Slavery in South Carolina: Scale, Economy, and Resistance
- American Pop Culture Influence in Japan: Baseball, Jeans, and Hip-Hop
- Leaders of South American Independence: Southern Cone (Argentina, Chile, etc.)
- Angel Falls: Located on the South American Continent
- Greenville, SC to Baton Rouge, LA: ~700 Miles by Road
- Unique Things About Montevideo, Uruguay
- Popular Dances of South America
Wanderlust World