How were North Carolina and South Carolina different?

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There are several differences. Historically, their approach to natives was completely different as South Carolina people more or less removed almost all Natives from the land while northerners didn't. North Carolina also developed agriculture and industry way more than the South Carolina did because of the land and its possibilities. South Carolina also had slaves as a part of its tradition while North didn't.

V125BC [204]3 years ago

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I dont know how detailed you want it so imma just go with what I think. North Carolina is both bigger and has a bigger population. North Carolina had 2 failed colonies by England and South Carolina had 4 led by the Spanish and French. South Carolina wanted to secede while most North Carolinian were against it.

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