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A state of Yeoman Farmers
Black Responses to Segregation
Conflicts on the Home Front
Explorers
Improve North Carolina
Masters and Slaves
Murphey's Dreams Fulfilled
Native Americans
North Carolians Fight
North Carolina Joins the New Union
North Carolina Roars Through the Twenties
North Carolina Role in the New Nation
Progress, Democrats, and Education
Reconstruction in the State
Sectionalism and Secession
Steps to revolution
Sticking with the Confederacy
The Impact of the First World War
The New Deal Plows Through North Carolina
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North Carolina was a slaves state, but compared to other places in the South, slavery did not seem as dominant.
Slavery in North Carolina
Slaves were found in every North Carolina county.
Life and Labor on a plantation
Usually a white family with more than twenty slaves operated a plantation.
Prominent Plantations
Plantations stood out in what was often described as a dull North Carolina landscape of log cabins and zigzag fences.
The Condition of African Americans
In the colonial era, there was a period when Native Americans were enslaved.
The Slave Code
The slave code defined the social, economic, and physical place of slaves in North Carolina.
Life in the Slave Quarters
A slave's material condition varied considerably, depending upon the attitude of the master.
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Slavery in North Carolina
Slaves were found in every North Carolina county.
Life and Labor on a plantation
Usually a white family with more than twenty slaves operated a plantation.
Prominent Plantations
Plantations stood out in what was often described as a dull North Carolina landscape of log cabins and zigzag fences.
The Condition of African Americans
In the colonial era, there was a period when Native Americans were enslaved.
The Slave Code
The slave code defined the social, economic, and physical place of slaves in North Carolina.
Life in the Slave Quarters
A slave's material condition varied considerably, depending upon the attitude of the master.