what is the capital city of south carolina?
Columbia
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 South Carolina 

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 South Carolina – July 9 , 1868 ( After rejection – December 20 , 1866 ) 

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 In the Carolinas , the National Guard was mobilised by the evening of October 15 to prevent looting along affected areas of the coastline . On October 17 , President Dwight D. Eisenhower declared a " major disaster " in the Carolinas , and offered " immediate and unlimited federal assistance . " Recovery was quick , and by October 24 , all but two units were demobilised . Another concern was the rebuilding of the sand dunes along waterfronts . An artificial sand dune barrier , 39 km ( 24 mi ) long , was completed by October 30 , which in the long run led to a more rapid natural build @-@ up of larger dunes . With Myrtle Beach a popular tourist destination , the Chamber of Commerce began an information campaign to inform the public , which might have erroneously concluded from the massive media coverage that the city had been destroyed , that the city would be ready for the coming summer . The rebuilding after the partial destruction would transform Myrtle Beach from a " quaint summer colony to a high @-@ rise resort city " . 

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 Starting with the election of Hampton as governor in 1876 , South Carolina was ruled primarily by the wealthy " Bourbon " or " Conservative " planter class that had controlled the state before the Civil War . In the 1880s , though , the Bourbon class was neither as strong nor as populous as before . The agenda of the Conservatives had little to offer the farmer , and in the hard economic times of the early 1880s , there was discontent in South Carolina which gave some electoral success to the short @-@ lived Greenback Party . 

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 According to Mawema , black nationalists held a meeting in 1960 to choose an alternative name for the country , and names including Machobana and Monomotapa were proposed before his suggestion , Zimbabwe , prevailed . A further alternative , put forward by nationalists in Matabeleland , had been " Matopos " , referring to the Matopos Hills to the south of Bulawayo . 
