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Trail from GA to PA
Immigration travel
trade route
Spread disease-killed a lot of indians |
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| Fundamental Constitutions |
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| Factors in the Growth of slavery |
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Death of Indians
Resistance of Indians
Expense of Indentured servants |
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| Changes in the legal system |
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Largest slave uprising in the colonies before revolution
Slaves marched south from the Stono river and killled 20-30 whites |
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| Examples of slave resistance |
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Running away
Insurrections
Revolt |
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Slave communities adaptation to NC culture
Changing religion
less resistant slaves |
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Arose from the back country
Sought to regulate corruption in the Granville District |
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| Ethnic Groups in NC-Location |
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Coast- English Heritage
Back country- German, Scots Irish, Scottish |
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comprised of several different Indian groups
survived into the 20th century |
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26,000 square miles
Magnet for new immigrants |
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1744 became Earl of Granville
Owned the Northern half of NC |
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| Religious groups of NC (non anglican) |
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Quakers,
Lutherans,
Moravians,
separate Baptist, |
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| 1770- Regulators stormed court room and beat attorneys and court members |
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| Empowered the governor to suppress regulator insurgency |
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First Direct tax on citizens
British seized 2 colonial ships for unstamped clearance papers
mob attacked governors palace and held im captive
two ships were released |
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Prohibited settlement past a certain point in the Appalachian Mountains
Result of the Treaty of Paris |
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1764- reduced tax on sugar but enforced the paying of taxes
limited the markets to which the colonies could sell |
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Imposed duties on various goods imported into british North America
Violated "no taxation without representation" |
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October 1774
Women stated resolve to act against anything that affects the peace and happiness of our country
GAVE UP TEA and boycotted other british products |
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Succeeded Tryon in 1771
Attempted to establish Royal courts
Attempted to arm Slaves
Driven out of NC in 1775 |
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1765- Governor of North Carolina
Dealt forcefully with anti-stamp act protestes
Defeated Carolina Regulators uprising |
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| White population doubled from 1730-1750 and trippled from 1750-1770 |
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