African American People in North Carolina

Part III: Emancipation and the Freedmen's Fight for Civil Rights

African American People in North Carolina

Part IV: Segregation and the Struggle for Equality

African American People in North Carolina

Part V: Emerging Roles and New Challenges

African American People in North Carolina

Part VI: References

Agriculture

Part II: Improvements in Farming Technology and the Burgeoning of "Mega Farms"

Agriculture

Part III: Changes in the Agricultural Labor Force

Agriculture

Part IV: Field Crops, Livestock, and Other Agricultural Products

Agriculture

Part V: References

Cherokee People in North Carolina

Part II: Cherokee Origins and First European Contact

Cherokee People in North Carolina

Part V: The Trail of Tears and the Creation of the Eastern Band of Cherokees

Cherokee People in North Carolina

Part VI: Federal Recognition and the Fight for Cherokee Rights

Cherokee People in North Carolina

Part VII: Modern-Day Cherokee Life and Culture

Cherokee People in North Carolina

Part VIII: References and Additional Resources

American Revolution

Part II: First North Carolina Conflicts and the Establishment of a Provincial Government

American Revolution

Part III: North Carolina's Role in the Continental Congresses

American Revolution

Part IV: Conflict with the Cherokees and British Invasion of the South

American Revolution

Part V: Gen. Nathanael Greene and the Battle of Guilford Courthouse

American Revolution

Part VI: A Troubled Aftermath

American Revolution

Part VII: References:

Parole

Pasquotank Indians

Patent Medicines

Paternalism

William Peace University (formerly Peace College)

Pearls

Pearsall Plan

Peddlers

Peerage

Penderlea Homesteads

Penland School of Crafts

Penmanship

People's Ticket

Pepsi-Cola

Periauger

Personal Names

Pianos

Piedmont Urban Crescent

Pilot Mountain

Pine Bark Beetles

Pine Needle Art

Pine Trees

Pitt Academy

Plantation Duty Act of 1673

Plantation Names

Plessy v. Ferguson