Settling
Where in NC is the capitol building?
Raleigh, NC.
In honor of, Sir Walter Raleigh.
The period after the Civil war is called _______. This is _______.
Reconstruction.
Where people had to reconstuct or rebuild the way they lived.
Where was the longest and most terrible battle that was fought in NC, in 1865?
Bentonville, NC.
90,000 soliders were a part of the battle. More than 2,600 Confederate soldiers and more than 1,600 Union soldiers passed away.
What are the industries that developed during this time in NC?
The textile industrury, the tobacco industry, and the furniture industry.
Manufactoring
Making of goods
What schools were avaliable for students to attend in the 1830s?
There were no public schools, there were religious groups that had a few schools for students to attend.
What is the difference between a free state and a slave state?
Free state:
Slavery is not allowed.
Slave state:
Slavery was allowed by law.
Who signed the Emancipation Proclamation during the Civil War?
President Lincoln
What is the difference between an industry and a free enterprise?
Industry: Businesses that make products or provide services.
Free enterprise: People are free to start and run their own businessess.
Segregation
Keeping people in separate groups based on their race or culture.
What materials were used to make the “all weather” roads?
-Rows of heavy logs (usually from pine trees)
-Planks
What is the difference between plantations and farms?
Plantation: Large area where tobacoo, cotton, and other crops were formed. Some plantations had slave labor.
Farm: Small area where famers are growing food to sell and consume. They are also working to pay for goods that they could not grow or make.
The civil war was being fought to save _______ and to end __________.
The civil war was being fought to save the union and to end slavery.
How did the improvements to the textile mill change the lives of people in NC.
The mill used steam’s waterpower to run the machines to make thread from raw cotton. Years later, in 1819 the machines were then used to make cotton cloths, ropes, and wicks for candles.
Economy
The way people in a state, region, or country use resources to meet their needs