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Settling NC

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What was the first successful colony in the New World in 1607? Jamestown
What gave permission to establish the Carolina Colony? Carolina Charter of 1663
Who owned and ruled Carolina? 8 Lords Proprietors
Where was Carolina? Land of Charles-from Virginia to Florida
What was the 1667 protest of British taxes? Culpepper's Rebellion
What was the Tuscarora War? 1711 fight for more land and settlements; colonists won
When was Carolina split into NC and SC? 1712
What did the Proprietors do in 1729? Sold Carolina back to the King (of England); became a Royal Colony
What was sold in the Coastal Plains? tar and pitch (naval stores)
What was a large city in the Coastal Plains due to its many ports? Wilmington
List three cash crops. tobacco, rice, cotton
Who worked on plantations? slaves and indentured servants
Created by: mrscombs
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