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Period: Jan 1, 1400 to Jan 1, 1500
30 native American Tribes in NC
Prior to 1500, there were about 30 Native American tribes in North Carolina. Some of the tribes included the Cherokee, Catawba, Croatoan, and Tuscacora.
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Roanoke
The first colony in North America is established at Roanoke by Sir Walter Raleigh.
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First Permanent Settler
Nathaniel Batts becomes North Carolina's firt permanent settler.
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First Town
Bath becomes the first town built in North Carolina.
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The Tuscarora War
The Tuscarora War was fought between the Tuscarora tribe and the settlers of North Carolina.
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NC splits from SC
North Carolina officially separates from South Carolina.
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The Battle of Moores Creek Bridge
This battle is the first battle fought in North Carolina during the American Revolution.
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NC Votes for Independence
North Carolina is the first state to vote for independence.
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NC Becomes a State
North Carolina becomes the 12th state in the United States of America.
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NC ratifies the Bill of Rights
North Carolina votes to rattify the BIll of Rights.
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Raligh Becomes the Capital
Raleigh becomes the capital of North Carolina. Previously the capital of North Carolina was Bath.
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Walton War
The Walton War is fought between Georgia and North Carolina over border disputes.
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Stop Legally Importing Slaves
North Carolina stop legally importing enslaved African Americans.
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War of 1812
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Andrew Jackson Elected President
Andrew Jackson, North Carolina native, is elected president.
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Trail of Tears
Cherokees are forced out of their native lands and forced to participate in the Trail of Tears.
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First Public Schools Open
The first public schools open in North Carolina.
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Mexican-American War
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Civil War
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North Carolina Leaves the Union
North Carolina votes to leave the Union. Instead of seceeding, North Carolina voted to undo the act that allowed it to enter the United States.
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Battle of Bentonville
The Battle of Bentonville becomes the bloodiest battle ever fought in North Carolina. In this battle the Union troops defeat the Confederate Troops.
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13th Ammendment Ratified
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NC readmitted to the Union
North Carolina is readmitted into the United States of America.
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