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The capital of north Carolina is Raleigh. Two other cities in north Carolina is Charlotte and Asheville. The center of these towns were churches.

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After two failed attempts at colonisation by the British in the late 1500s (the second of which was the fabled Lost Roanoke Colony.) King Charles I granted Sir Robert Heath, who was his Attorney General the southern part of the English claim in America. This included North Carolina but he made no attempt to colonize or develop the land. By 1650 Virginia settlers made there way to Albermarle Sound. They established an independent settlement. In 1663 Charles II regranted Carolina to eight of his favorite nobles, giving each of them the title of Lord Proprietor. They divided the area into counties the northern county was called Albermarle, just to the south was Clarendon County. These eventually became North Carolina. Mostly white men were allowed to be leaders.

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They had the state flag fly in the country. It was the flag during the civil war.

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How did they feelk about public education? 

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How did they feelk about public education? 

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North Carolina believed in public education. They taught their kids about the bibles, Christianity, and Jesus. Girls weren't allowed to attend schools unless they were Quakers. Also the school were small and they taught the students about the hornbook, they also made them read it.

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What rights did the colonists have and where did they get their rights

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What rights did the colonists have and where did they get their rights

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North Carolina got their rights from the Mayflower Compact. They used it for their freedom and for their law.

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Towns or cities in North Carolina were usually big and large. Cities generally have complex systems for  land usage, housing, and transportation.  The capital was Raleigh.

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North Carolina thought slaves were necessary and most people would own lots of salves, and they would be considered the upper class. North Carolina did have slaves codes and some of them were that they were prohibited them from voting, owning property, testifying in court against whites, gathering in large numbers, travelling without permission, or marrying whites. Also it permitted owners to use such corporal punishments as whipping, branding, maiming, and torture. Although white masters could not legally murder their slaves, some did and were never prosecuted.

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In North Carolina, more than twenty crimes were punishable by hanging. North Carolina continued to use punishments like the pillory, in which a criminal could be immobilised for public humiliation and abuse. They would also use the ducking stool which is when the criminal sits in a chair then gets dunked in water. People were considered criminals if a woman who broke the peace by continually arguing with her neighbours or they disobeyed the law or jury.

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An average man in North Carolina wears men's shirt, pullover, long sleeves, buttons at neck and sleeves. An average woman in North Carolina wears two piece, brown and beige striped corded taffeta jacket with tortoise shell buttons in floral motif; hand-quilted beige taffeta skirt (petticoat).

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In North Carolina, people are rank by who has the most salves and what job you had. For example if you had 20 slaves or more and you are either a doctor, lawyer, or maybe a business leader, then you would be considered to be at the top of the Social Pyramid.

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North Carolina's relationship with Native Americans was at first good, because the Native Americans helped them settle in and they taught them a few stuff. After a while the people in north Carolina stared treating them badly and some of them were sold as slaves.

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North Carolina made money by growing tobacco, cotton, etc. and then they will sell it, along with selling the stuff that they grow they also sold slaves. Their economy is biased on what they plant and the slaves that they get.

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47.51% were religious,

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North Carolina is a Southern Colony, along with Maryland, Virginia, South Carolina, and Georgina.

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The warm climate made it possible to grow crops, throughout the year and was ideally suited for plantations

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0.27% Islam

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0.25% eastern faith

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0.19% Jewish

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7.10% Christian faith

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0.81% are LDS

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4.28% are Catholic

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The Southern Colonies had the largest slave population who worked on the plantations. Plantations grew cotton, tobacco, rice, sugar, indigo (a purple dye), and other crops. Concentrated on agriculture and developed the plantations exporting tobacco, cotton, corn, vegetables, grain, fruit and livestock. The largest slave population who worked on the plantations.

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Quakers were some of the first settlers to move to North Carolina, because the colony had established religious freedom as early as 1672. Although the Church of England was the official religion of North Carolina, there were few attempts to set up Anglican churches and congregations in North Carolina until the 1700s.

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This region featured broad rivers and vast wetlands that gradually merged with the sea. There are lots of waterways in North Carolina, for example the french broad river and The Swannanoa river.

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Founded in 1653 by Lord Proprietor and the Charter of Carolina