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Advanced WebQuest

• Start your journey by clicking the button below.

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A Trip to Barrier Island(Just where are we
going, anyway?)Click on the button below to
find out.
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Where Is Seabrook Island?Check out a map in
theAmerican Memory Collection
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Have Things Changed Since 1833?

• Search the American Memory Collection for more
  recent maps of the South Carolina coast.
• Click on the button below.

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Until the 1970s, Seabrook Island had only a few
houses.
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Sea Island Life

• Since Seabrook was relatively uninhabited until
  very recently, read an account in the American
  Memory Collection about life on the neighboring
  island of Edisto (fictionalized as Etiwan Island
  in this account).
• Click on the button below and search for Etiwan.

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Gullah

• There is a beautiful language spoken by many of
  the African American descendents of slaves on the
  sea islands.
• Click on the button below to learn more about
  Gullah.

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Music

• Some of the unique music of the sea islands was
  recorded and preserved by John and Ruby Lomax
  back in the 1930s. Click on the button below to
  go to the Lomax Collection on the American Memory
  site. Search for Two Little Rabbits.

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Seabrook Today

• Much of the island has been developed.

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How Do You Feel?

• Should barrier islands be developed?
• Check out the Glenco WebQuest
• Barrier Islands To develop or not to develop
• Click on the button below.

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On To Barrier Island!

• Now that you know all about barrier islands,
  Seabrook and sea island culture, click on the
  picture to check out last years class trip!

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