The Region of NC that we live in. The land is flat.

The region to the west of North Carolina, Cold winters and a lot of Hills

In colonial times this would be the area to the west of the Coastal Plains. The Great Wagon road went through here.

An imaginary line in between the Piedmont and the Coastal Plain

The exact location of something

The location of something relative to another thing

Physical Characteristics of Place (Select ALL that apply)

Human Characteristics of Place

The interactions that humans have on the environment

An area or a division of a place based on human and physical characteristics of that place

The moving of humans and goods

Islands just off the coast of NC

The nickname for the barrier islands because of all the shipwrecks

The widespread exchange of plants, animals, and disease between the old and new world

Being able to resist disease

A division of a country separate from the country

A written contract written to the lords proprietors so they could run Carolina

The men who ran Carolina in colonial times

A type of government with a king and/or queen as a ruler

A form of government where people vote for their ruler

A person sent by the king to run a colony

An unofficial British policy where they do not enforce laws

Also called the "Atlantic system" is the trade between Europe, Africa, and the New World of raw goods, manufactured goods, slaves, food supplies, and livestock

Ben Franklin’s plan that said colonies needed to join together to form a central government - Represented by the “Join or Die” flag

A war between France and Britain in 1754-1763 over the Ohio River Vally, the effects were the proclamation line, taxation, and eventually the American Revolution (Known as The Seven Years War in Europe)

What is Grievance

Selling items to another country for profit

Buying goods from another country

Goods

An economic goal for a country - their trade should be as profitable as possible by exporting more than they import

Not of one's native country

Of one's native country

Backcountry residents of NC who protested In the corruption of Backcountry Officials

A person who leaves their native country and moves to another

The Branch of the Government that makes laws.

The Legislative Branch in Great Britain

The Legislative Branch in the US

The Legislative Branch in NC

Persuading someone to do something by using force or threats

To refuse to buy a good or service

To cut off supplies or communications to a particular area by force

To undo or take back

Required colonists to pay a tax on sugar and molasses

Required colonists to pay a tax on all paper used

Required colonists to provide room and board to British Soldiers

Parliament could require taxes as it saw fit

Shut down NY assembly; imposed taxes on imports of glass, paints, paper, tea; established tax collectors

Colonists had to buy their tea from Britain. Low Costs but high taxes

Conflict between angry Colonists and British Soldiers over taxes, soldiers killed 5 colonists.

Group of Artisans and shop keepers rebelling against taxation in the colonies; responsible for the Boston Tea Party

Sons of liberty dressed as native Americans and dump tea into the Boston Harbor

In response to the Boston tea party - closed Boston harbor, removed governor

Organized by Penelope Barker to boycott tea and other British goods in NC

NC battle between Governor Tryon’s Militia and the regulators (1771) which ended the regulator movement

An order by the king for colonists not to settle past the Appalachian Mountains so as not to anger the natives

Rights given to you because you exist: Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

Someone who supports the king of England. Also called Tories

Someone who wants to break free from England. Known as Wigs

A name for British Soldiers

What are Regulars? Choose the BEST answer

A person who willingly goes against authority

Ratify

Information used to persuade someone to a particular belief. Used in the Holocaust and other wars

Committing a crime against the government

Abuse of power

Volunteer Soldiers (Militia) who were to be ready at a minute’s notice

A formal agreement between countries, used on multiple occasions to end wars

Forcible overthrow of one’s own government

The people are ruled the way they want to be ruled

The first constitution of the United States. It failed because it gave the states too much power.

A Pamphlet encouraging colonists to break free from England

A Document that declared the area of Charlotte Free

A document that declared all of NC free

A document that declared the colonies free