The 40th state of America, South Dakota is named after Native American tribes that once resided in the Dakota Territory. South Dakota is a rural area and the people follow a rural lifestyle. Agriculture and farming had remained major activities of the state and economy of the state still revolves around agricultural activities. South Dakota gold rush started with the discovery of gold in Black Hills. In 1874, gold was discovered in South Dakota and it helped the state to invite industrialists from different parts of the country. The state suffered badly during the Dust Bowl of the early 190s. The dust storms disturbed the lives of the people of South Dakota and it also prevented the growth of the state. Harney Peak is the highest point in the state where as the famous Big Stone Lake forms its lowest point. Popular US Senators from the state include the names of Richard F. Pettigrew, Thomas Sterling and Tim Johnson.
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