HIS 270: South Carolina History: Home

• Native American Society Prior to 1670
• Colonization of South Carolina
• African Slave Trade and the Development of the South Carolina Colony
• Stono Rebellion
• South Carolina and the Origins of the American Revolution (1765-1775)
• Revolutionary Disorder: Guerilla War, Violence, and Social Disorder during the Era of the American Revolution
• Battle of Cowpens
• South Carolina and the Ratification of the Constitution
• Slave Labor and the Plantation System
• Slave Families and the Plantation
• John C. Calhoun and the Defense of Slavery
• Cherokee Indians and the Trail of Tears
• Nullification Crisis
• Compromise of 1850 and the First Secession Crisis in South Carolina (1849-1852)
• Secession Crisis and the Coming of the Civil War
• Fort Sumter
• Women and the Confederate War Effort
• South Carolina Soldiers and the Army of Northern Virginia during the Civil War
• Opposition to Confederate Policies of Conscription, Confiscation, and Exemption during the Civil War
• Port Royal Experiment
• Freedmen’s Bureau
• African American Politics during Reconstruction
• Ku Klux Klan and Reconstruction
• Racism, Violence, and the Democratic Victory in the 1876 Election
• Textile Mills and Economic Development of the Upcountry
• Disfranchisement
• Segregation
• Lynching
• Black Education in South Carolina during the Era of Segregation (1890-1950s)
• Women’s Suffrage Movement in South Carolina
• World War I and South Carolina Society
• New Deal in South Carolina
• 1934 Strike
• World War II and its Impact on South Carolina
• Dixiecrats and the 1948 Election
• Briggs v. Elliott and the South Carolina Origins of Brown v. Board of Education
• Freedom Rides
• Desegregation of Clemson
• Orangeburg Massacre
• Economic Developments in South Carolina since 1945
• Demographic Changes in South Carolina since 1980

Perdue OWL defines an annotated bibliography as the following:

A bibliography is a list of sources (books, journals, Web sites, periodicals, etc.) one has used for researching a topic. An annotation is a summary and/or evaluation. Therefore, an annotated bibliography includes a summary and/or evaluation of each of the sources.