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Archibald Debow Murphy 8th Grade Social Studies Harwood

Key Topic: Archibald DeBow Murphy Is about… NC politician & lawyer (1777 – 1832)

Main Idea: Background State Senator Wanted Change Teacher @ UNC Died before progress

Main Idea: Education Not a priority Not funded by state No industry Work > school

Main Idea: Transportation Lack of trade No import/export Not using rivers No usable roads

Main Idea: Changes Constitution of 1835: equal representation by county Plank roads & railroads State-funded schools After Murphy died

So What? NC finally WOKE UP!