The state flag, adopted in 1861, bears a palmetto tree and a crescent. The state seal, authorized in 1776, displays two scenes. In the scene on the left, a palmetto over a dead oak symbolizes the defense in 1776 of the palmetto-log fort on Sullivan's Island against the United Kingdom's oaken ships. On the right, a woman walking on a sword-covered beach represents hope overcoming danger.

South Carolina is the smallest state in the Deep South region of the United States. In spite of its size, South Carolina is an important manufacturing and farming state. It is one of the leading states in the nation in the manufacture of textiles. South Carolina also raises one of the largest tobacco crops in the United States. Most South Carolina workers are employed in service industries, which include trade, health care, and government. Tourism is also important to the economy of South Carolina.

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