1. By: K. Marquez T. Chetti C. Haniff Block 3
The Carolinas
By: K. Marquez
T. Chetti
C. Haniff
Block 3

2. Key Terms Restoration colony Lord’s Proprietors Royal Colony
Trade-based Economy
King Charles II
Polytheism
Anglicans
Quakers

3. History Explored in 1524; Founded in 1663 Land south of Virginia
Lord’s Proprietors
Restoration colony
Split into two separate colonies
Pictures added at home
Map of the Carolinas

4. Population Major Native American language families Inhabitants
Iroquian
Sionan
Algonquian
Inhabitants
Cherokee, Catawba, Creek, Tuscarora tribes
German
Swiss
English
Scotch
North Carolina: 270,133
South Carolina: 180,000
North Carolina Tribes
South Carolina Tribes

5. Government King Charles II
Originally controlled by the Lords Proprietors ( Proprietary Colony)
King Charles II
After Division:
South Carolina: Taken from Lord Proprietors in 1719 and became a Royal colony.
North Carolina: Taken from Lord Proprietors in 1729 and became a Royal colony.
King Charles II

6. Economy Trade-based economy Self Sufficient After Split:
North was less productive than South(Tobacco)
South was very productive (Bigger use of slaves)
Trans Atlantic Slave Trade
Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

7. Culture Role of Women and Children
-Women and children’s roles were mainly at home
How They Lived
-Boys went to work with their fathers
-Girls helped their mother at home
Traditions
-Candles in the window
-Decorated town and homes

8. Religion Types of Religions Quakers Anglicans Polytheistic Practices
Church
Festivals

9. Major Events/People Events People 1524- Land first explored
1590- “The Lost Colony”
1663- Colony founded
1670- Charlestown founded
1712- Territory divides into North and South
Tuscarora War
People
Giovanni de Verrazano
John White
King Charles II
Francis Nicholson

10. Short Video

11. Citations https://www.landofthebrave.info/north-carolina-colony.htm
royal-colonies.html
introduction.htm