Process of Enacting and Passing Laws In the South Carolina State Government
School Name
South Carolina Governor's School for Science & Mathematics
Grade Level
12th Grade
Presentation Topic
Sociology
Presentation Type
Mentored
Abstract
As the eighth State to enter the United States of America, South Carolina has been a fundamental voice for democracy and a plethora of rich and diverse history. From her humble begins as a proprietary colony under the Eight Lords Proprietors of King Charles II, to a modernized State that is leading her citizens to the future, South Carolina stands firm as a beacon of hope for all of her citizens. Throughout her history, the South Carolina's State government has transformed from a Colonial Government called the Fundamental Constitution of Carolina to the South Carolina General Assembly that we have today. This State's shift in culture and legislation can be modeled through its Constitution, which has been ratified eight separate times. Journeying through each amendment and every ratification, we find ourselves consumed in the pride and legacy of the Great State of South Carolina.
Recommended Citation
Morris, Colyn, "Process of Enacting and Passing Laws In the South Carolina State Government" (2020). South Carolina Junior Academy of Science. 31.
https://scholarexchange.furman.edu/scjas/2020/all/31
Location
Furman Hall 207
Start Date
3-28-2020 12:00 PM
Presentation Format
Oral Only
Group Project
No
Process of Enacting and Passing Laws In the South Carolina State Government
Furman Hall 207
As the eighth State to enter the United States of America, South Carolina has been a fundamental voice for democracy and a plethora of rich and diverse history. From her humble begins as a proprietary colony under the Eight Lords Proprietors of King Charles II, to a modernized State that is leading her citizens to the future, South Carolina stands firm as a beacon of hope for all of her citizens. Throughout her history, the South Carolina's State government has transformed from a Colonial Government called the Fundamental Constitution of Carolina to the South Carolina General Assembly that we have today. This State's shift in culture and legislation can be modeled through its Constitution, which has been ratified eight separate times. Journeying through each amendment and every ratification, we find ourselves consumed in the pride and legacy of the Great State of South Carolina.
