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While nonfarm employment overall has increased, the manufacturing jobs were much higher-paying than the service-related jobs.  The average weekly wages for non-supervisory workers in January 2007 were:<ref>Source: U.S. Department of Labor</ref>
 
While nonfarm employment overall has increased, the manufacturing jobs were much higher-paying than the service-related jobs.  The average weekly wages for non-supervisory workers in January 2007 were:<ref>Source: U.S. Department of Labor</ref>
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May 23, 1788 (8th)
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* $518 in textile mills.
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*$518 in textile mills
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* $404 in apparel facilities.
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*$404 in apparel facilities  
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* $250 in the leisure/hospitality sector.
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*$250 in the leisure/hospitality sector.
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On December 20, 1860, South Carolina became the first state to secede from Union. Several months later, South Carolina's [[Fort Sumter]], located near [[Charleston]], became the site where the first shots of the [[Civil War]] were fired
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On December 20, 1860, South Carolina became the first state to secede from the Union. Several months later, South Carolina's [[Fort Sumter]], located near [[Charleston]], became the site where the first shots of the [[Civil War]] were fired.
    
The state Constitution of South Carolina, like all of the other 50 states, acknowledges God or our Creator or the ''Sovereign Ruler of the Universe''.  It says:
 
The state Constitution of South Carolina, like all of the other 50 states, acknowledges God or our Creator or the ''Sovereign Ruler of the Universe''.  It says:
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===Federal===
 
===Federal===
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*Sen. [[Lindsey Graham]] (R)
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* Sen. [[Lindsey Graham]] (R)
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*Sen. [[Tim Scott]] (R)
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* Sen. [[Tim Scott]] (R)
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*Rep. [[Nancy Mace]] [R, SC–01]
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* Rep. [[Nancy Mace]] [R, SC–01]
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*Rep. [[Joe Wilson]] [R, SC–02]
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* Rep. [[Joe Wilson]] [R, SC–02]
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*Rep. [[Sheri Biggs]] [R, SC–03]
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* Rep. [[Sheri Biggs]] [R, SC–03]
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*Rep. [[William Timmons]] [R, SC–04]
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* Rep. [[William Timmons]] [R, SC–04]
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*Rep. [[Ralph Norman]] [R, SC–05]
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* Rep. [[Ralph Norman]] [R, SC–05]
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*Rep. [[James Clyburn]] [D, SC–06]
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* Rep. [[James Clyburn]] [D, SC–06]
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*Rep. [[Russell Fry]] [R, SC–07]
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* Rep. [[Russell Fry]] [R, SC–07]
    
===Statewide===
 
===Statewide===
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*Governor [[Henry McMaster]] (R)
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* Governor [[Henry McMaster]] (R)
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*Lt. Governor [[Kevin Bryant]] (R)
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* Lt. Governor [[Kevin Bryant]] (R)
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*Secretary of State [[Mark Hammond]] (R)
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* Secretary of State [[Mark Hammond]] (R)
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*State Treasurer [[Curtis Loftis]] (R)
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* State Treasurer [[Curtis Loftis]] (R)
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*Attorney General [[Alan Wilson]] (R)
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* Attorney General [[Alan Wilson]] (R)
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*Comptroller General [[Richard Eckstrom]] (R)
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* Comptroller General [[Richard Eckstrom]] (R)
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*Superintendent of Education [[Molly Spearman]] (R)
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* Superintendent of Education [[Molly Spearman]] (R)
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*Adjutant General [[Bob Livingston]] (R)
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* Adjutant General [[Bob Livingston]] (R)
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*Agriculture Commissioner [[Hugh Weathers]] (R)
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* Agriculture Commissioner [[Hugh Weathers]] (R)
    
==See also==
 
==See also==
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*[[David Beasley]]
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* [[David Beasley]]
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*[[Alfred Bethea]]
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* [[Alfred Bethea]]
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*[[Carroll Campbell]]
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* [[Carroll Campbell]]
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*[[James B. Edwards]]
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* [[James B. Edwards]]
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*[[Nikki Haley]]
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* [[Nikki Haley]]
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*[[James M. Henderson]]
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* [[James M. Henderson]]
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*[[Ernest Hollings]]
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* [[Ernest Hollings]]
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*[[Joseph O. Rogers, Jr]].
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* [[Joseph O. Rogers, Jr]]
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*[[Strom Thurmond]]
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* [[Strom Thurmond]]
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*[[Albert Watson]]
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* [[Albert Watson]]
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*[[John C. West]]
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* [[John C. West]]
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*[[Bill Workman]]
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* [[Bill Workman]]
    
== References ==
 
== References ==
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