| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Culturally, the Sun Belt was marked by a decided tendency toward hedonism and the pursuit of the good life.2 Not all of the low country was a part of this new Sun Belt--the interior counties continued to remain largely a part of the old rural Black Belt--but all felt the Sun Belt's rising influence.3Most obvious were increases in population in the metropolitan Charleston area and in Beaufort Cou
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