1. By Danielle, Fredric, and Sarah
The Carolinas
By Danielle, Fredric, and Sarah

2. Key Terms and People Restoration colony Oliver Cromwell
King Charles 1 & 2
Proprietary colony
Royal colony Carolina split
Assembly of Albemarle
Rice plantations
Tobacco
Indigo
George fox
Quakers
Henderson Walker
Queen anne
Cary’s Rebellion
Low country
Up country
Yamasse
Iroquois
Cherokee

3. Before The Split Restoration colony Carolinas Battle British
Slavery in the Carolinas
Differences between North and South
Expanding of the Carolinas

4. Carolina government King Assembly of Albemarle
The Carolinas were originally a proprietary colony
South Carolina became a royal colony in 1719
North Carolina became royal in 1729
The Carolinas split in 1712
Proprietors
Carolina colony
Local Government
Elected governor
The People

5. Economy Smaller amounts of slave labor used
Tobacco and indigo grown in Northern Carolina
Many slaves were used on plantations
Rice grown in Southern Carolina

6. Religion Quakers led by George Fox to Carolinas
Henderson Walker does a favor the Church of England
Queen Anne simultaneously takes the throne
Cary’s Rebellion

7. Social South Carolina North Carolina Big plantations
Great landlords
African slaves used
Low country- higher class land owners
Up country-frontier people
North Carolina
Small farmer of tobacco
From Virginia
Had big families
Religion was a big part of the education system

8. Native American Relations
Tuscarora War erupts in North Carolina due to bad trade and bloody relations
Tuscarora are defeated and sold into slavery
South Carolina engages in immense Native slave trade, contributing to the Yamasee War from
Yamasee are defeated by South Carolina and Native allies, forever weakening the Yamasee nation.

9. North and South Carolina were very different socially and economically
South Carolina had large plantation with many slaves
North Carolina had large families and a simple life
Religion tend to varied with the Quakers and the church of England
The Carolinas did not have good Native American relations
The Carolinas had independent governments before they became royal colonies
King Charles ll in 1663 gave 8 proprietors the land of Carolina