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Boddie, Grace Collins

Mecklenburg Resolves

100 North Carolina Icons: from Our State Magazine

Carolina Style

White Squirrels

Kuralt, Charles Bishop

Graham, William Franklin Jr.

Timberlake, Bob

Smith, Dean Edwards

Live Oaks

Kennedy Rocker

Sea Turtles

State Theatre of North Carolina: Flat Rock Playhouse

Duke Chapel

Moravian Cookies

Reed, Ola Belle Campbell

Zoning

Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation

Reconstruction

Part II: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Beginning of Congressional Reconstruction

Reconstruction

Part III: Statewide Changes and Achievements during Reconstruction

Reconstruction

Part IV: The End of Reconstruction and the Return of Democratic Control

Reconstruction

Part V: References

Civil War campaigns and battles.

African American People in North Carolina

Part II: Life Under Slavery and the Achievements of Free Black People

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 III: Disease, Destruction, and the Loss of Cherokee Land

Cherokee People in North Carolina

Part IV: The Revolutionary War, Cherokee Defeat, and Additional Land Cessions

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