The bill, H. 5078, is a concurrent resolution introduced in the South Carolina General Assembly to recognize the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution and the historic relationship between South Carolina and the United Kingdom. It highlights the establishment of the Province of South Carolina in 1670 under a charter from King Charles II, emphasizing the political, economic, and cultural ties that developed over more than a century. The resolution acknowledges South Carolina's significant role during the Revolutionary era, noting the diverse contributions of various groups, including Patriots, Loyalists, free and enslaved individuals, Native allies, and women, which shaped the state's history.

Furthermore, the resolution expresses the General Assembly's commitment to commemorating this anniversary by reflecting on the complex history of the Revolutionary era and supporting educational and preservation efforts related to Revolutionary-era sites and stories. It aims to promote an inclusive understanding of South Carolina's past and its relationship with the United Kingdom, recognizing the importance of cultural and heritage exchanges for future generations. The resolution concludes with a directive to present copies to relevant historical, cultural, and governmental entities.