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The Carolinas: A Historical Overview

Explore the rich history of the Carolinas, from their founding by King Charles II to the split into North and South colonies. Discover the economic focus, cultural diversity, and significant events such as the Tuscarora and Yamasee wars. Learn about the impact of rice cultivation, tobacco growth, and the Gullah culture.

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The Carolinas: A Historical Overview

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  1. The Carolinas Alex Kossowsky Joe Sisco Block 3

  2. Key Vocabulary • Rice Cultivation • King Charles II • Eight Noblemen • Tobacco • British West Indies • Gullah Culture • Tuscarora • Yamasee

  3. History • Founded by King Charles II • Gave land to eight noblemen • South/North became separate royal colonies • South was support for British West Indies • 1712, North and South Carolina split • First permanent english settlement established Map of North and South Carolina

  4. Economics • South Carolina focused on heavy manufacturing • Cattle raising, production of naval stores, and deerskins. • Rice cultivation • North Carolina 150% Economic value • Economy was stable • Rice was profitable Rice Plantation in ENC

  5. Population and Demographic North Carolina-3,850-10,720 English, Scottish, Irish, German South Carolina-200-5,704 Mostly English. Total-4,059-16,424 (1670-1700)

  6. Culture • Thousands of slaves • Primary language is English • Had a Gullah Culture • Grew tobacco Slaves working in South Carolina

  7. Relationship with Native Americans Tuscarora War -North Carolina -September 22, 1711- February 11, 1715 Yamasee War -South Carolina -April 14, 1715—17

  8. Review Founded by King Charles II Given to 8 lords. Grew tobacco Split into North and south. Wared with Native Americans. Overthrew Lord Proprietors

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