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Backcountry planters united to push for the state capital in Columbia because they felt it was more central and safe.
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After the Revolution, upcountry (backcountry) planters and legislators pushed to locate the state capital at Columbia (site chosen in 1786) because it was more central to the colony/state's population and better protected from coastal/sea attacks that threatened Charleston.
After the Revolution, upcountry (backcountry) planters and legislators pushed to locate the state capital at Columbia (site chosen in 1786) because it was more central to the colony/state's population and better protected from coastal/sea attacks that threatened Charleston.
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