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2.  Located on the East Coast  North of South Carolina and south of Virginia  Coastal Plains, Piedmont (Rolling Hills), and Mountains  Climate and soil were great for farming year round, with hot summers and mild winters

3.  Roanoke was founded on Roanoke island in North Carolina as land for England in 1587 but failed  Virginians started settling Carolina in 1653 as an expansion to Virginia, hoping to find wealth  People colonized Carolina for the perfect climate for growing cash crops  Carolina split into two colonies in 1729, forming North and South Carolina

4.  Founded first by Sir Walter Raleigh first as the Roanoke Colony, which ultimately failed  North Carolina was later founded by Virginians  King Charles II issued a charter to 8 nobles to settle the land that was west of Carolina in 1663

5.  Roanoke founded on July 22, 1587  First permanent settlement was founded in 1655  King Charles gave 8 Nobles the land of Carolina in 1663  In 1729, Carolina split into 2, North Carolina and South Carolina

6.  The Capital of North Carolina was New Bern  Moved to Raleigh in 1794

7.  Economy revolved around the before mentioned cash crops  Could grow rice, tobacco, sugarcane, cotton, and indigo all the time due to good climate  Crops would be shipped out to places that had a hard time growing crops in the summer/winter when it was not growing season, like Europe and the Middle/New England Colonies

8.  The main religious group was the Quakers  The Quakers were also the people that came to North Carolina and established the first colonies there  Many attempts were made to build Anglican churches, but they failed  The Quakers belief in nonviolence became a problem in the eighteen hundreds when the Indians, Americans, British and the French all had a war in America  Because the Quakers were anti-violence, they could not rebel and fight back when the war moved to North Carolina. The Quakers lost their political and religious views

9.  The King sent eight allies of his to Carolina to get land and also run the colony  They received a salary from the King and were also granted lots of land  These people were called proprietors. The proprietors helped pay for the establishment and maintenance of the Proprietorship, and the governors salary.  Carolina eventually split into two, North and South Carolina, because Carolina was too big to be governed by one body and governor

10.  Pros  Great climate for farming  Mild winters  Great terrain for cash crops  Cons  Hot, humid summers spread disease  Mountains were hard to settle/traverse  Winters were not that cold, but were very wet

11.  Alchin, Linda. "North Carolina Colony." Land of the Brave. Siteseen, 1 July 2014. Web. 1 Oct. 2014..http://www.landofthebrave.info/north-carolina-colony.htm  "Colonial North Carolina." Colonial North Carolina. Web. 3 Oct. 2014.http://americanhistory.about.com/cs/colonialamerica/p/ ncarolinacolony.htm  Whitehall. "The Colonial Economies 1720." The Colonial Economies 1720. 8 Sept. 1721. Web. 3 Oct. 2014.  Kickler, Troy. "Quitrents (Colonial Period)." North Carolina History Project :. DesignHammer Media Group, LLC, 1 Jan. 1999. Web. 5 Oct. 2014.