Westerners wanting better control over North Carolina's government during the mid 1700s
Who are the regulators
100
Means "Before the War"
What is Antebellum
200
The easternmost largest region of NC
What is Coastal Plain
200
Divided Carolina into two, helped Charles 2nd get the throne again and was rewarded the Carolina's
Who were the Lord Proprietors
200
Everyone called him this and his real name was Edward Teach, he is a very famous pirate
Who is Blackbeard
200
Wins the battle of Alamance during mid 1700s
Who are Tryon's Militia
200
Belonged to The Democratic-Republicans
Who is Thomas Jefferson & James Madison
300
Means "at the foot of the mountains"
What is Piedmont
300
First permanent English settlement and wasn't a good one at first
What was Jamestown
300
Middle part of 3-part voyage and people traveled this between 1600-1800 to trade sugar and tobacco for slaves
What is the Middle Passage
300
Dates (May 20, 1775 & April 12, 1776) on North Carolina flag represents these things
What is the Halifax Resolves & Mecklenburg Independence
300
Biggest struggle in the Western part of NC during 19th century
What is Transportation
400
Barrier Island of North Carolina
What is Outer Banks
400
The first English man to settle in the Albemarle, helped discover Bath, and convinced Christoph Graffeind to settle the group into the colony and start New Bern
Who is John Lawson
400
was a proposal to create a unified government for the Thirteen Colonies, suggested by Benjamin Franklin
What is the Albany Plan of Union
400
This is a group of states united under a strong central government
What is a Confederation
400
North Carolina nickname during 1800's because of lack of improvements
What was the Rip Van Winkle
500
A Major force in North Carolina's Indians during 16th century
What is Nature
500
Rules made by the Lord Proprietors like little taxes, little fees, and free religion
What was the Fundamental Constitution of Carolinas
500
a British assault on the eponymous French fort that was repulsed with heavy losses on 14 September 1758, during the French and Indian War