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NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA

? Founders: Eight Lord Proprietors Founded: 1663, Split in 1729 CAROLINA Founded: 1663, Split in 1729 Duke of Albemarle Earl of Clarendon Earl of Craven Earl of Shaftesbury ? Lord Carteret Lord Berkeley Sir William Berkeley Sir John Colleton Founders: Eight Lord Proprietors

Buffer against Spanish Florida, and to reward loyal supporters CAROLINA I owe you, big time Reason: Buffer against Spanish Florida, and to reward loyal supporters

North Carolina: New Bern South Carolina: Charleston Capital: North Carolina: New Bern South Carolina: Charleston

Name: For King Charles II CAROLINA Name: For King Charles II Yup, me again Charles in Latin: Carolus But really, I named it for my Dad, Charles I

Agriculture & Economy: North Carolina: Tobacco South Carolina: Indigo, Rice

South Carolina: Largest % of population are slaves of any other colony Other Stuff: South Carolina: Largest % of population are slaves of any other colony

North Carolina: Large Scots population Other Stuff: North Carolina: Large Scots population

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