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The land in the Carolinas consisted of coastal plains, mountain ranges, and plateaus. The climate was very warm and humid during the summer and cooler in the winter, but winters were still humid which made it easy for disease to spread and thrive. Farming and agriculture were extremely important because of the vast farmland which made agriculture a primary industry.

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The Carolinas were founded in 1663 by Charles II. It was a royal colony located in the South. Some key figures were John Berkeley, Sir William Berkeley, George Carteret, John Colleton, Anthony Ashley Cooper, William Craven, Edward Hyde, and George Monck. Also known as the Lord Proprietors.

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Quaker which are very religious Christians were the first settlers and established religious freedom and few churches we're set up congregations, which is similar to churches spreading Christianity throughout the land.

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In the Carolinas, slavery was decreasing but was still occurring due to settlers attempting to improve the relations with American Indians which lead to native populations to decrease since so many migrated away from the area to avoid future problems.

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Slavery played an important role in the development of the Carolina colony. (Split into North Carolina and South Carolina 1729.) As early as 1708, slaves outnumbered whites and by 1730 there were twice as many slaves as whites in the colony. About a third of South Carolina's slaves during the early eighteenth century were Indians. In 1711 Tuscaroras destroyed New Bern.  Over the next two years, the colonial militia, assisted by the Yamassees, killed or enslaved a fifth of the Tuscaroras. In 1715, the Yamassees allied themselves with the Creeks and attempted to destroy the colony. North Carolina was the scene of some of the most bitter Indian-white warfare.