The first capitol was located in what city?

The Speaker of the House pounds the ___________ to call the House to order

Which has the most members, the Senate or the House?

Fort Moultrie was made of logs from the __________. This tree was also put on our state flag.

What U. S. President was from South Carolina?

What was the first capitol building made of, and what happened to it?

The silver ___________ is laid across the front of the desk whenever the House is in session.

What two bodies make up Congress?

S.C. was the first state to secede from the Union. At what church were the secession papers signed?

South Carolina Sgt. Richard Kirkland gave water to wounded Union soldiers at the Battle of Fredericksburg. He was called the "__________ of Marye's Heights."

The current State House is made of what stone?

The House votes by pressing a button. This is called ___________ voting.

When a bill is approved by the Senate, the House and the Governor, the bill becomes a _____________.

In which state were the most Revolutionary War battles fought?

What S. C. senator was the oldest and longest serving U. S. Senator?

The out side dome is made of __________

The person who presides over the House is called the
________ ___ ___ ________.

When the Governor says no to a bill, that is called a __________.

The State House was attacked and bombarded by Union troups led by General ________________.

This man was Vice President twice.

What marks where cannon balls hit the current State House?

How many representatives are in the S.C. House?

When a bill is approved by the Senate and the House it is either signed into law or vetoed by the ___________.

Our state motto is "While I breathe, I __________."

This African American woman was born in S.C. to parents who had been slaves. She became a famous educator and served in the U.S. Cabinet under President Franklin Roosevelt. Mary Bethune _____________.