American Revolution in North Carolina

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

American Revolution in North Carolina

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

American Revolution in North Carolina

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

American Revolution in North Carolina

Part VI: A Troubled Aftermath

American Revolution in North Carolina

Part VII: References

Loyalists in North Carolina

Part II: Loyalists' Role in the War

Loyalists in North Carolina

Part III: African American Loyalists

Loyalists in North Carolina

Part IV: Loyalist Fate at War's End

Loyalists in North Carolina

Part V: References

Civil War in North Carolina

Part II: Secession and First North Carolina Enlistments and Casualties

Civil War in North Carolina

Part III: Political and Social Turmoil during the War

Civil War in North Carolina

Part IV: Unionism and Violence in the Western Counties

Civil War in North Carolina

Part V: Military Movements, Battles, and Outcomes in the State

Civil War in North Carolina

Part VI: References

Civil War Peace Movement in North Carolina

Part V: References

Civil War Peace Movement in North Carolina

Part IV: The Final Defeat of the Peace Movement

Civil War Peace Movement in North Carolina

Part III: The Peace Party, William W. Holden, and the Election of 1864

Civil War Peace Movement in North Carolina

Part II: Initial Demonstrations for Peace

American Indian People in North Carolina

Part II: American Indian People Before European Contact

American Indian People in North Carolina

Part III: American Indian Tribes from European Contact to the Era of Removal

American Indian People in North Carolina

Part IV: The Struggle for American Indian Tribal Sovereignty and Cultural Identity

American Indian People in North Carolina

Part V: North Carolina American Indian People Today

American Indian People in North Carolina

Part VI: References

Lumbee People in North Carolina

Part III: Discrimination and Injustice in the Nineteenth Century

Lumbee People in North Carolina

Part IV: Lumbee Pursuit of Education, Civil Rights, and Self-Governance

Lumbee People in North Carolina

Part V: The Fight for Federal Recognition

Lumbee People in North Carolina

Part VI: Lumbee Language and Culture

Lumbee People in North Carolina

Part VII: References

Folklore in North Carolina

Part II: Types of Folklore and the North Carolina Folklore Society

Folklore in North Carolina

Part III: North Carolina Folktales and Storytellers

Folklore in North Carolina

Part IV: Legends, Animal Tales, and Superstitions

Folklore in North Carolina

Part V: References

Folk Music of North Carolina

Part II: Ballads and Balladists of North Carolina

Folk Music of North Carolina

Part III: People and Trends in North Carolina Folk Music

Folk Music of North Carolina

Part IV: References

Radio Broadcasting in North Carolina

Part II: Radio Enters Its "Golden Age" in North Carolina

Radio Broadcasting in North Carolina

Part III: National Networks and Popular Local Shows and Personalities

Radio Broadcasting in North Carolina

Part V: Growth of FM Stations and Increasing Corporate Ownership

Radio Broadcasting in North Carolina

Part IV: Radio Broadcasting and the Civil Rights Movement

North Carolina Military Installations - Civil War

North Carolina Military Installations - Civil War

North Carolina Military Installations - Civil War

Crime Control and Public Safety, Department of

Religions of North Carolina

Part VI: References

Religions of North Carolina

Part V: Religious Pluralism in Modern-Day North Carolina