Why The United States Has Two Carolinas: North Carolina And South Carolina
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North Carolina and South Carolina. Two states that began their life as a single province and colony of England. So how did we end up with two states that share a single connected piece of land? Well, as with the Dakotas, it boils down mostly to politics. Only this time, it's English politics!
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I’ve lived in North Carolina all my life, and have visited our neighbors to the south on more than one occasion. The differences between the two are pretty staggering.
Yeah the interstates are shit
Not sTaggering enough.
Stay up there yank
@@jabrockobiden9434 North Carolina isn't a northern state lmao
God bless North Carolina
My parents moved from SC to NC when I was a child and we often went back to visit my Grandmother. Even though we only lived about 50 miles apart you would think it was more like 200 miles. The food, the way we dress and speak are different. Even fruit trees that grew there are not found in NC. Certain foods I loved when visiting my Grandmother we can't find here. Different culture.
You do understand how climate & growing zones work, yes?
Also, you have different cultures because the people are from different regions of the UK & Europe. NC originally grew faster, but SC is growing faster now in every way. Charlotte is the biggest city and it's on the border in the middle of the Carolinas so it's kind of a coincidence NC grew faster and that was based on geography.
FYI SC is infinitely more important in terms of American history.
Politics played a huge role in both states' development as well. SC was far more utilized for military purposes which hindered economic development. As many military bases were closed in SC since the early 90s the economic development and growth of SC has been bonkers. NC also had more colleges & universities which drive economic growth. SC still only has 2 major universities and Clemson was an all male military school until the late 50s. Raleigh-Durham wouldn't exist if not for crazy amounts of money poured into the area for research & development due to the universities. That's why it's called the research triangle.
So many of these things are based on random political decisions made over 100 years ago.
By the way, BBQ started in SC. Whole hog BBQ in particular was born in SC. So "You're welcome!!!"
@@nedhill1242 No doubt SC has better BBQ. I even drive there sometimes to buy it and bring it back to NC. Especially the hash. We don't have it here. But no, I don't know about growing zones. We don't grow peaches here either.
@@TheTlewis3074
South Carolina grows more peaches than Georgia, but Georgia has done an entire marketing campaign around the peach. Georgia actually has a lot more onions than peaches. They should be the onion state!
You don’t know about growing zones? Clearly you don’t do any gardening. Anyone that gardens or has flowerbeds know about climate zones, growing zones. It’s put out by the USDA. Different plants do well in different zones. I follow 2 excellent TH-cam channels for nurseries in North Carolina. Check out S&K and Gardening with Creekside. You can’t garden or plant flowers unless you know your climate zone.
South Carolina is actually the only state that has all four types of barbecue sauce because we are the home of true barbecue. And in the south when people think barbecue traditionally that means whole hog. But now because of Texas and the Internet and TV and cooking shows, BBQ can mean almost anything. But I’m 57. Growing up in South Carolina back in the 70s and 80s if someone said BBQ in South Carolina and probably North Carolina that meant whole hog pulled pork barbecue.
now because of Alabama, there are five sauces because there is that white sauce they have that even places in North Carolina and South Carolina have.
@@nedhill1242lay off the pills grandpa you're sperging out
@@toastedt140
Grandpa? That’s the problem with some people you don’t know what you’re talking about and you make assumptions and you’re disrespectful.
I’ve lived in NC my entire life, one thing that’s always amazed me (and still does) about these 2 states is how complex they are when compared to other states. That, and NC is a lot bigger than people think it is.
Yep north carolina girl here born and raised and i don't think i ever wanna live in another state
Same here, nash county born and raised
@@MugiwaraLion edgecombe county
That’s how I know you ain’t from here
Well, with the exception of 5 states, all of the states are quite large. It's hard for me to imagine someone visiting NC for the first time and saying "oh my, I didn't realize this state was so big!".
As a rule, other than the five states I already referred to (Delaware, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Maryland) all of the states are pretty darn big. North Carolina is about as big as Ireland, if not bigger, and anyone who's ever seen a map would know that.
My mom was from North Carolina and my Dad from south. Having lived in both, there is a world of difference. SC is more like Alabama and NC like Virginia.
well put. virginia vs alabama. or... barely civilized and entirely red neck 😂
Lol Virginia? Alabama? No please stop
True.
How so
I lived in Richmond Virginia and now live in chapel Hill n.c and THEY ARE SO DIFFERENT
The original colony was very large and the North were culturally very different from the South. North Carolina was settled by small-scale farmers migrating from Virginia. The farmers worked the land and primarily grew tobacco. Slavery was not very important.
South Carolina was a plantation economy settled by an aristocracy that migrated from the West Indies. They grew sugar and cotton and relied on slave labor.
Eventually though, a planter aristocracy formed across nearly the entire antebellum South. The whole region became a neo-feudalist system, with the powerful plantation owners dominating the smaller farmers and few non-agricultural aspects of the communities. The slaves served two purposes: One as ready and widely available source of labor for unlimited workloads, and two, to keep the wages and influence of the poor whites down (by denying them wider job opportunities, etc.). By doing this, the planter elites could ensure their power would always be safe, culturally and politically. This is why they FREAKED THE HECK OUT after the Confederacy lost the Civil War, because the freed blacks and poor whites began forming political alliances as they were both fed up with mistreatment and elitist tyranny (one of the most famous was the Readjuster Party in Virginia, and North Carolina famously had one too). This is the REAL reason Jim Crow and racism were so stirred up in the South in the years that followed, because the plantation elites were on the brink of having their whole societal model overthrown. Many of these alliances were smashed by brute force through "bully boys" and other mob-like forces.
Thunderbird, to boil down what you just said was that the elites focused on dividing poor whites and slaves by giving the poor whites a modicum of hope that they could eventually be wealthy. They had them fighting each other so that their system of aristocracy wouldn’t be attacked
@@thunderbird1921 Did you know that the largest slave plantation South Carolina's history was black owned? So much fascinating early American history in the Carolina's. Local white Christians there helped many of those black owned slaves escape to freedom using the "underground railroad" network.
@@Tina-mt9clsource?
Right, the original Native Americans and the Black Moores in S.C lost the war against the European invaders after being tricked and deceived....As a Born Charleston SC Gullah Geechee we were taught at a early age that the Original Natives and Moores were actually our family blood lines way before slave ships. This is why we still speak the Tribal language, food for thought.... When it comes to the original Black Culture of the Lands in the U.S it don't get no deeper than the Carolinaz...a lot of so called activist and scholars try to speak on our Black Community history but if you did study the Lands of the Carolinaz then you already lost.
My dad always told me the way to tell the difference between us (SC) and people from North Carolina. NC is the life of wine and basketball, very comparative to the state above NC, Virginia. SC is the life of beer and football. Very comparable to the state bordering SC on the south, Georgia.
Yeah...NC is now just Virginia lite.
I can buy that one
😂I live in SC and that's a spot on comparison. Love it
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
@@themagus5906 More like a better Virginia
North Carolina is a gorgeous state to travel too. We have mountains that you can drive across, and the beautiful ocean is the cherry on top!
Another tourist attraction is the Fall colors.
and something like 8 or more grueling hours on bad highways in between them.
*to travel to.
@@jeoff1954 Ty sir, I didn't even notice.
There was a battle in South Carolina between the Upstate and Lowcountry that took place as well and almost made the state of South Carolina even smaller. Still today people from South Carolina can tell the difference between the two, culture, and even speech.
Yep. Upstate SC is very different from the low county. Also, the only reason why Columbia is the Capitol is because it’s right in between the upstate and low country.
Very true I grew up and live in North Carolina but work a lot in South Carolina being native to the area I can tell the difference in language and culture subtle as they are
I'm a 14th generation South Carolinian who's read on the history of the state since I was a child, and there was no such battle. There has always been friction between the Upstate and the rest of the state, but any battles that took place were political or in college football, i.e. Clemson vs. USC. You may be referring to the Regulator Movement, something that took place in both NC and SC, but was kind of the opposite in each. In SC there was too little law enforcement in the Back Country, but when it occurred there was very little settlement in what is today the Upstate; it occurred in the Midlands and Pee Dee regions. The Back Country was defined as anything more than a day's round trip on horseback from Charleston. You can search for "Regulators South Carolina" and find the SC Encyclopedia article for a short history of the event and people.
Who told you this? Why would that happen? B Taylor born in, still live in SC
I used to live in Seattle before moving to upstate South Carolina. Big change with the people a lot more southern. I’ve went up to lowcountry of nc and it sorta felt like Seattle people
They split it into two states so there would be 13 colonies. And since 13 is a prime number, it would make our country indivisible...
(i just wanted to make a math pun, please don't hurt me)
But i think youre onto something..it is in the pledge..indivisible..with liberty and justice for all
MAKES SENSE, THANKS FOR SHARING.🇺🇸👍🏻
Ah ha makes sense
*throw a brick
50 is divisible 🥺
Born and raised in SC and have also lived in NC. There are many differences. But even within the two states are further cultural differences. Eastern NC and Northeast SC are similar to one another. Just as western NC and upstate SC are similar.
And the Lowcountry in SC is different from all of the other regions. Wilmington, NC reminds me of Charleston, SC and Savannah, GA.
@@KtotheG You're right. I'm from the lower part of the Pee Dee region, towards Georgetown.
@@bhp2488 I'm from Charleston. I've also lived in Asheville, Columbia and Charlotte.. I dated a girl from Georgetown.
Thank you. I feel this exactly. I have more in common with other mountain adjacent folks than coastal people in my own state.
Interesting connection between Louisiana, the Carolinas & Alberta! In the late 1800s the Canadian west was opening up for settlers. The Governor General of Canada was the Marquis de Lorne and his wife was Princess Louise Caroline Alberta. A new district was established and the GG wanted it named after his wife. Alas, there were already the States of the Carolinas and Louisiana. The Princess had a third given name “Alberta” and that’s how that western Province received its name!
That’s pretty cool.
I've never heard this before and I'm FROM New Bern.
the original Native Americans and the Black Moores in S.C lost the war against the European invaders after being tricked and deceived....As a Born Charleston SC Gullah Geechee we were taught at a early age that the Original Natives and Moores were actually our family blood lines way before slave ships. This is why we still speak the Tribal language, food for thought.... When it comes to the original Black Culture of the Lands in the U.S it don't get no deeper than the Carolinaz...a lot of so called activist and scholars try to speak on our Black Community history but if you did study the Lands of the Carolinaz then you already lost.
@@trentonjenkins2243 you were taught wrong then.
Very interesting!
As a South carolianian. I can say for both NC and SC citizens. We don’t want to unite
As a North Carolinian I concur. Two very different places.
Agreed, then us North Carolinians would have to pay to give y’all better roads.
Plus, how could we get fireworks if we united?
@@KingOfTresune I live in Georgia, but my daughter just moved to S. Carolina last year. I told her I know when I’m back in Georgia when my spleen stops bleeding from the beating. The roads up there are rough.
Shout outs from Summerville, SC! Like the rest of you, I gotta rep my home despite our issues. 🙏🏼
Ok as an NC native let me tell you the real reason for the split , some weird folks down south were like this bbq sauce with a mustard base is fire and the normal folk not messed up in the head were like wut ? You nasty . You gotta use vinegar as a base for your sauce or at least tomato’s and the folks down south were like nope. And so the Carolinas have been split ever since , although we have come together on the agreement that Cheerwine is the best soda .
Agreed, cheerwine is top tier. Also tomato based is king in my book, mustard is nasty garbage. From upstate SC myself. Honestly I'd rather group up with Tennessee and the mountain folk of NC to be a state. I dont understand low country folk, certainly not like I do my people in Hendersonville (at least a few years ago) very chill easy going vibes.
I was a geography teacher for many years, and I always told my students that everything is geography. I smiled to hear you say that geography is everything. In fact, that was the final question on my geography exam one year.
the original Native Americans and the Black Moores in S.C lost the war against the European invaders after being tricked and deceived....As a Born Charleston SC Gullah Geechee we were taught at a early age that the Original Natives and Moores were actually our family blood lines way before slave ships. This is why we still speak the Tribal language, food for thought.... When it comes to the original Black Culture of the Lands in the U.S it don't get no deeper than the Carolinaz...a lot of so called activist and scholars try to speak on our Black Community history but if you did study the Lands of the Carolinaz then you already lost.
@@trentonjenkins2243 Gullah and Geechee are not the same and have very little in common. That conflation came from a poorly executed marketing campaign started by the state in the 1990s when they created the Gullah-Geechee corridor. Until then no one thought of Geechee as black centric. . Gullah comes from a blending with African culture but Geechee is a unique SC lowcountry accent/dialect that is distinct from Gullah shared by white & black inhabitants of certain Charleston communities. In fact the 2 most famous Geechee's were Senator Fritz Hollings & mayor Joe Riley. Both known for their strong Geechee accents just like my father.
@@nedhill1242 false who ever told you this don't know a thing about the Geechee Gullah culture plus there's nothing that these fake Corp Amerikkka history book can tell you about my culture. I say to you my Brother in our JESUS CHRIST AKA YESHUA is this...the only way that you can know about the true Geechee Gullah history is through a Geechee Gullah and that's the only way that you will know, food for thought.
@@trentonjenkins2243
How old are you? You don’t know what you’re talking about. Until the 1990s nobody considered those two things as the same. My dad grew up in downtown Charleston. He’s 81 years old. I’m 57 and have been born and raised in the low country. They are not the same thing. Joe Raleigh and Senator Hollings are best known for their Geechee accent. Geechee is NOT black culture or history. Get over yourself!Gullah. Yes! Geechee. No! They are not the same thing and back in the 60s and the 70s and 80s. No one even remotely thought they were the same thing. So I don’t care what you think. I’ll stick with the truth. Good luck with whatever people are filling your head with or you think you need to validate yourself.
@@nedhill1242 the 90's???🤣🤣🤣🤣 come on my Brother😅 they really did a number on the minds of some of the people here in the U.S the young generation today really need to know the truth but it seems to me that you're still enslaved to these fake American history books. I know it's hard when you were actually told a lie for so long until the real truth seem like a lie😆 when I traveled outside of the U.S we were look at as being uneducated to Bible history and the true history of my Ancestors lands. I hope that you don't believe in the false photos of Our LORD JESUS CHRIST AKA YESHUA and HIS Apostles I hope that you know the true history of where the original Christians actually begin.....because alot of our people Americans still don't knowthe real Photos......and true history
Another food for thought: America is not the original name of these lands my Ancestors the originally named it something else before we were robbed of our lands and our true history was actually covered up for a certain privilege.
Wake up.....
Barry Farber said the difference between NC and SC, is the difference between culture and agriculture.
@@ronh2660 In 2002, Talkers magazine ranked Barry Farber the 9th greatest talker of all time.
Live in north carolina been in south carolina they feel the same especially near Charlotte
Nc > sc
@@ronh2660 no he didn't
That's funny! But I'm likewise reminded of what was said about SC when they were pushing use towards a war we couldn't win in the 1850-60s. "South Carolina, took small to be a country, too large to be an insane asylum."
My dad was from North Carolina. The two states are definitely very different.
Yes!
NC folk more chill than sc folk
You betcha they are......
As a South Carolina resident, I appreciate this information that I've never actually known. I was also pleased that I recognized Battery Park (in Charleston) from your aerial shots and knew what city you were showing. There's actually a fairly big difference between the two cultures. South Carolina is a lot more easygoing, whereas North Carolina has much stricter laws about a lot of things. Fireworks and speed limits come to mind immediately.
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
@Playground77777 I never said I was from South Carolina, just a relatively long term resident. ;-)
Yep your right........
SOUTH CAROLINA HAS MUCH STRICTER LAWS! ARE YOU F’N SERIOUS!? YOU MIGHT BE A “RESIDENT” BUT YOU CLEARLY WEREN’T BORN HERE!
South Carolina is like a DC movie and North Carolina is like a Marvel Movie.
Having lived in NC for years and now living in SC, this was thoroughly interesting. They both have very distinct cultures that share some similarities depending on where you are.
My son loves N. Carolina and hates S. Carolina! Very different places today I think
Really..... that's the same every where you go
Lol, Gastonia is where NC and SC merge. SC is a bit more geechy then NC, but it seeps into NC by way of Gastonia.
Come back home.😊
@@frederickhargro5153 true
North Carolina wouldn't benefit from a unification. Let's keep it the way it is.
I'm confused
@Mapper Gaming yeahhhh the roads suck as soon as you cross the border! Lol
@@Fusion_4000 ahhh
No, not today. Had the split not happened, we wouldn't know the difference.
Set us back 200 years fucking with SC 😂😂😂
My uncle used to say: “The difference between North & South Carolina is, North Carolina is civilized” 😅
Totally agreed 💯
@@reggiegilmore8108 💪🏾😂
Quite true
Not really accurate
North Carolina: More Urban
South Carolina:More Rural
From my experiences anyways
North Carolina is my favorite state in the US. It is the perfect balance politically at 50/50 and is not very biased. You can still find Democrats and Republicans getting along well, and whoever they vote for usually wins the election.
Not to mention, one of the strongest economies in the nation, with the tech giants of the Research Triangle Park around Raleigh and the banking sector in Charlotte creating a strong middle class. Some of the best universities in the nation as well, and you get many environments ranging from Atlantic beaches to the Appalachian mountains. The best people I have found in the US!
Thanks from a proud North Carolinian!
NC is unlivable.
So is SC.
Stay out, all you folks from anywhere else.
I love living in North Carolina! I wouldn't want to move anywhere else.
Explain The Great BBQ Division.
I just moved to NC. I love it. What an amazing place to live
Some historians have referred to North Carolina as “The valley of humility between two mountains of conceit.” Mostly because Virginia and South Carolina had a strong established plantation system while North Carolina colonialist held much more power in the middle class.
Charlotte, Raleigh, Winston, Wilmington, Greensboro, Burlington, Highpoint, and all the other cities have their own personalities! Each city is different and each city/county is different, but the common thread is that everyone is friendly for the most part.
How u forget Durham and put Burlington lol
When I was a child, I had a hard time understanding ‘West’ Virginia, as we lived in Virginia. My 8th Great Grandfather was from North Carolina having immigrated from Scotland. Thanks for explaining the separation of the Carolinas.
Trivia: The University of South Carolina was a member of the ACC athletic conference (which included the University of North Carolina) at one point. They left the ACC conference in 1971. They are now in the Southeastern Conference (SEC).
Tulane University in New Orleans was also a member of the SEC at one point. How different would things be if South Carolina had remained in the ACC and Tulane in the SEC
Having been to Columbia I think SC is a better fit for ACC than SEC because it's east of the mountains. Clemson is is a better fit for SEC.
Georgia Tech was once SEC as well.
@@chrisjudd6 ACC is better for Clemson since it's basically a basketball conference.
Thank you! This is very informative, I learned a lot.
To learn more about how the states and infrastructure developed, studying early trade routes, roads and mail delivery is extremely enlightening.
As a South Carolina native and growing up by the Albemarle Sound, I like that we are unique in many ways. I have North Carolina relatives, and like the mountains up there, but nothing else is similar to the South Carolina Lowcountry coastline.
The SC Lowcountry is an amazing part of the country. :)
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
grew up visiting your coastline, now as an obx resident, i wouldn't visit your coastline if i was getting paid to lol.
The last time I was there or was a fan was in my youth. I totally understand. My favorite coast(the best coast to me is the west coast)/beaches are Manhattan Beach, Zuma Beach, and Crystal Cove. Mmm, the Cape/Provincetown and The Hamptons were fun too.@@Taterstiltskin
@@Taterstiltskin Curious to know what you don't like about the SC Lowcountry (I assume that's the coastline you were referencing). Myrtle Beach is a bit touristy, sure, but the Charleston and HHI areas are quite nice.
I was born in the capital of SC, Columbia. My family soon moved to the town of Asheville in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. ❤
This was very interesting and informative. Thank you for putting this together. Very well done, also.
as a north carolinian, the difference between NC and SC is INSANE. i live near latta plantation, the land is open for public use and the buildings are open for historical tours and reenactments. i recently visited charleston and seeing that there were multiple STILL OPERATING plantations with freaking post cards threw me for a huge loop. so was seeing the battery and knowing lots of houses were owned by the original families
its so interesting to me that north carolina can be so...north? while south carolina can be so deep south
@@avamagnanti5509We aren't north in any way.
@@ronaldpippen8164 i meant in comparison to SC, NC absolutely doesnt compare to new England for example
Great short video. I would love to see more on these two states. You do these videos very well so I hope you will continue this series on the Carolinas..
Right, but he have actually know the true history tho before he could do that. the original Native Americans and the Black Moores in S.C lost the war against the European invaders after being tricked and deceived....As a Born Charleston SC Gullah Geechee we were taught at a early age that the Original Natives and Moores were actually our family blood lines way before slave ships. This is why we still speak the Tribal language, food for thought.... When it comes to the original Black Culture of the Lands in the U.S it don't get no deeper than the Carolinaz...a lot of so called activist and scholars try to speak on our Black Community history but if you did study the Lands of the Carolinaz then you already lost.
@@trentonjenkins2243
Take your meds
I LITERALLY adjust watched your Dakotas video today (your video just came up recommended to me) and I was wondering “does he have one on the Carolinas?” and now this 😂 this was meant to be!
In the 1800's NC was know as "The valley of humility between two mountains of Conceit" This changed in the late 1900's as NC became larger economic force than its neighbors.
That was due to SC and VA having larger slave plantations right?
@@leonation89 Actually mostly due to NC having lousy ports and navigable rivers compared to VA and SC. NC coast line was much more treacherous and with no ships, you have no trade
@Kevin Harper got you its crazy how tables have turned lol.
@@kevinharper7037Wilmington, NC have navigational systems. Totally different culture than Charlotte for sure.
@@tammystewart10 Not wide open, could be dangerous getting there - hence they called it Cape Fear
I'd love to see a video about why the rust belt / midwest declined in relative importance
Globalists moved all the jobs. Open your eyes
There are a million videos on that. Industry declined because it became cheaper to import cars and steel from Asia. Its really a simple story. Became non-efficient to produce these things there. Gold rush over.
I’m not sure about the rust belt but as a Nebraskan I will assure you that’s the Midwest is still quite important we supply the country with food and even have the federal government export quite a lot of extra out to other countries
@@stargazer-elite the federal government doesn't export your products
Iron ore from the Iron range in Minnesota ran out. The ore could easily he shipped via the great lakes cheaply. The ore they process now isn't as pure, thus more expensive.
I moved to Wilmington, NC from Colorado in 1989 and I absolutely fell in love with the sweet southern charm of NC from the coast to the mountains, though it was a culture shock to say the least. I felt like I was in Europe somewhere with all the old southern mansions and buildings in downtown Wilmington, the big church bells that would ring throughout the town at noon, and the cobblestone streets. Not to mention being surrounded by water with the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Ocean. The salt water and Azaleas get in your blood, as well as the sweet smell of Gardenia blooms in the spring. But NC is a culture all its own, from one town to the next the accents are different as well as cultural norms, wildlife and fauna. South Carolina is even more southern feeling to me, and the low country of SC is a special place in the country that is worth all efforts to see and experience.
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
comradery? lol no.
Cape Fear was a mistranslation from the local Native Americans that called it "Cape Fair" because it is. The English that learned the Native language mistranslated it as Cape Fear.
Thank you for the history of my state! I'm a upstate south Carolina native all my family are from here and always loved the Carolinas history!!💗💗
We're friends for the most part until someone mentions barbecue sauce preferences
I like that you used teal to color in NC and garnet to color in SC for all the Tar Heel and Gamecocks out there
Heel nation
Gamecock for life!
Go Tigers! lol had to. Sorry.
GO COCKS!
I really enjoy your videos and the podcast.
Here is a suggestion for the TH-cam channel or podcast. United States Marine Highway Program. I saw signs like M55 marine highway while driving through Arkansas. I looked it up and found out it is a system of waterways in the US for moving products throughout the central/eastern part of the country.
I would love to learn about that. I grew up near Portage, IN. Don't know whether the portage systems common in that area are art of the Marine Highway program, or more local.
I just found your channel & I'm planning to use this video for my son's geography lesson (we homeschool in North Carolina) but I'd like to know if you have any videos or know where I can find this information made so simple possibly with visuals about how NC & SC became so small land-wise. As in how & why Tennessee, Georgia, etc left the Carolina's. I'm not the best at geographical history but this is important for my son & I to know as we are born & raised in NC.
Thank you for making these videos!
Right, the original Native Americans and the Black Moores in S.C lost the war against the European invaders after being tricked and deceived....As a Born Charleston SC Gullah Geechee we were taught at a early age that the Original Natives and Moores were actually our family blood lines way before slave ships. This is why we still speak the Tribal language, food for thought.... When it comes to the original Black Culture of the Lands in the U.S it don't get no deeper than the Carolinaz...a lot of so called activist and scholars try to speak on our Black Community history but if you did study the Lands of the Carolinaz then you already lost.
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
This video explains the history behind the separation of North Carolina and South Carolina. Originally, the two states were part of a single colony named Carolina. In 1663, King Charles II of England issued a charter to a group of eight English noblemen called the Lord Proprietors, granting them the land formerly known as Carolina. However, the colony failed, and it was left in a state of limbo until the charter was granted. The eight Lord Proprietors had big plans for the province, and one of them, Lord Shaftsbury, wanted to create a utopian society known as the grand model. While the Lord Proprietors had big goals for Carolina, the reality is that it was destined to eventually split, and the video explains how it happened. The separation of North Carolina and South Carolina occurred well before the United States ever existed, and it's a fascinating story.
Great video. Thank you for sharing. Native North Carolinian here that loves all our states but especially North Carolina.
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
The last Royal Governor of Carolina was a member of my family. We are also related to Admiral Blake who served under Cromwell. (Cromwell is who got rid of Charles I) The whole family moved to America after the death of Cromwell. Charles II recalled him...but he was reinstated a year later by a revolt of the citizens.
My family were some early settlers in NC. They were from Wales and migrated around the 1670s to Pasquotank County. They eventually made way to Nash/Edgecombe and here we are today!
Holy mackerel that was a long time ago..they were dxmn near in Virginia Beach area
Got damn colonizers
My paternal family line been in SC since the beginning and some on my paternal grandmother family back in the 1800s got shipped from Sierra Leone.
Mine were early settlers to also from Wales but they moved in farther inland to what's now Randolph County. 😉👍
@@Dr.Strangmeme I live in Greensboro, Randolph is below us!
It’s a big difference between SC & NC trust me !
You have the same per capita income. How did that happen, even with Raleigh.
My mom is named Carolina! But I’ve never been to these states. I hope to visit them someday in the next few years.
Great video, Keep it up!
I have lived in North and South Carolina. I would pick South Carolina over North Carolina any day, the reason being North Carolina has been too corrupted by New Yorkers and New Jerseyans moving into the state causing it to lose much of its natural charm and southern ways. South Carolina is being corrupted as well, but not nearly as fast.
It's like that in Columbia SC now of days...all these New Yorkers moving here because its to highhhhhh in NY
From a white perspective maybe since u have Yankee southerner beef but it doesn't matter to me who lives there as long as they are innovative and about growing who tf cares about a Mason Dixon line
Exactly
I’ve lived in both states for nearly a decade each, SC is my home state born and raised and moved to NC for the other half of my life.(I’m 21) They aren’t the same culture wise, ethically, and socially. They are two different types of people. Hope people don’t assume everyone is the same.
I've always found geography to be so fascinating !!! great channel n content
They are extremely different geographically and culturally. I lived in charlotte for about a decade and the difference 25 miles over the NC/SC border is STARK. Not in a bad way. Just significant and distinct.
I live in Charleston Sc and let me tell you this I’m convinced every person from Ohio lives here and we are at full capacity with insane traffic and massive construction building no enough roads.
Upstate is full of ppl from Philly and Jersey. Pee Dee region get New Yorkers for some reason . It’s a mess ..
They're obsessed with moving to North & South Carolina and ruining everything. In NC we have tons of New Yorkers...yikes.
Born and raised a North Carolinian. When I go back home and encounter a shitty driver, I can be 95% sure that driver has SC plates.
In college I learned the famous quote “North Carolina was considered a valley of humility between two mountains of conceit. This compared the mostly small farmer economy in NC to the large quantity of plantations operating in Virginia and South Carolina.
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
I love living in NC. Been ther my whole life.
My family was sent from the Penn colony to South Carolina by Thomas Penn. William Penns brother to work his holdings there. It was 1750.
There were between 50 to 70 German Lutheran families together that went.
My family has been in the South ever since. We came over in 1623. Good video. South Carolina lead during the cotton years. North Carolina opened the textile mills. I absolutely love South Carolina. The Palmetto State!
To this day there's still an enclave of German descendants, mostly Lutheran, concentrated in Lexington, Newberry, and Richland Counties. The area is called "Dutch Fork"--here, the word "Dutch" is an Anglicization of the word "deutsch", which means German in... well, German.
@@vladimirenlow4388
Yes sir you know them.
I am a Hendrix, my grandfather's are buried under Lake Murray.
We hail from Lexington CO.
My maternal side is Kiesler, you will find them there also.
@@travishendrix7026 My childhood church was originally built on land now covered by Lake Murray. There's a cenotaph in the current church cemetery memorializing the people buried in the old one.
@@vladimirenlow4388
Yes sir, I have been there.
You'll find my name on it.
My grandfathers
@@travishendrix7026 St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Chapin?
Roanoke failed because all the colonies in their early years relied on regular ships bringing supplies from home. Unfortunately for Roanoke, it was founded only a few years before the year of the Spanish Armada; in that year Queen Elizabeth forbade any English ships to leave the country. They all had to stay and protect the realm. Sir Walter Raleigh couldn’t send the scheduled ship in 1588, and when he managed to send another ship a year or two later, bad weather kept it from reaching the colony. By the time a ship was finally able to arrive at Roanoke, everyone had starved, or been killed by natives, or had joined with the natives in order to survive. It isn’t the big mystery it has been made out to be.
When a ship arrived John White who had been sent to England for aid was just a passenger. The clue was there as to their location. Unfortunately, with White a passenger only and bad weather pending travel to the supposed location was not to be. As you note much could have happened. The fact is the colonists were not looked for for 20+years with the success at Jamestown. 20 years added to the age of the original colonists would have been a lifetime. I personally believe some did survive And found themselves integrated with local tribes. DNA science could easily prove this.
@@michaelpaysour2151 DNA science won't prove anything if all the natives are dead or intermixed with the later colonists over hundreds of years.
There were no remains ever found on Roanoke. They didn't starve or were murdered there. If anything, they left the island and integrated with the native peoples. They were probably pissed that they were abandoned and never intended to or desired to make contact again
@@ForageGardener remains … yes , clues… yes but as I noted they weren’t looked for at least for 20+ years. Integration with locals is plausible and probable . Oral histories from families ( think the kind Alex Haley used in “Roots” ) suggest just that.
Some say that they migrated south and joined the Lumbee tribes. That is said to be why many Lumbee have blue eyes, light skin & hair, etc.
Excellent video. Next… a geography (or any) video based on your t-shirt (a humble request).
@Geography By Geoff: Nice video. Have you ever done one on exclaves like Point Roberts, WA or Northwest Angle, MN, or Alburgh, VT?
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
Why are there two Vancouver's? One in British Columbia and one in Washington. Maybe a small video on that subject would be interesting?
There's 14 Springfields.
Probably just a coincidence. I mean many cities share same names
The one in Washington is the first, named after Fort Vancouver, founded when Britain and the US were still squabbling over the Northwest Territories.
@@hopsiepike
Both cities are named after the British sea captain George Vancouver, who explored much of the Northwest territory at the end of the 18th century, and who apparently discovered enough to have two major cities fight over who could honor him best.
Sounds like a interesting topic based on the replys and also, ABOSLUTELY a Springfield video should be done. Even explaining why it was such a popular name.
North is the prettiest sister of the Carolina’s
Great video man
Interesting
Thank you🙋🏼
Now do one on the Virginia's.
Pretty easy since west was more pro union and defected in civil war
Virgina split into weet virgina because virgina was a slave state and some people diddent like that
@@tootsieking yes thats the summary but i want to go more in depth to it you know? Your right about it tho
WV was once Kentucky
Culturally there is a major difference though. But it’s definitely a big brother little brother vibe to the states and we all know who the big brother is
Good video, unsure if you had the location of cape fear, as that seemed to be another area than you marked.
Can or wonder if from the North Carolina from or to down from the southern border is probably the most historical aession that stands out to me. It makes one wonder if or to the Myrtle beach days of long past ago who could trying distance to the upper NC mountains is not only amazing to think about, but also the lovely divide. My grandfather who is actually from Newport Va, would say that to settle the differences could or would and to for the would take an overwhelming amount of support from the citizens of the marsh walk or to of the Murrells Inlet to make what they could only imagine today as the Beaufort Sound to the sand dunes of the Wright brothers. Either way it’s an interesting hypothetical to say the least that and for the and to most likely carry on until we’ll or the next generation would have it to not be. Great video!
I’m from Charlotte, NC and growing up, would inevitably end up in South Carolina since the boarder is a few minutes from downtown Charlotte. Even though I’m from Charlotte, I always say North and South Carolina are home. Love them both.
WELL... ALSO, MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS/GRANDPARENTS HAVE NEVER SHARED/HEARD TALES OF THEIR ELDERS COMING FROM ANOTHER CONTINENT LIKE AFRICA, YET "NATIVE AMERICAN-NDIAN" WAS ALWAYS MENTIONED. A LOT OF INDIANS/TRIBES IN THE SOUTHEAST WERE FORCED TO CHANGE THEIR IDENTITIES TO NERGO OR MULATO DUE TO THE U.S. CORRUPT/RACIST CENUS(DAWES ACT, ETC) (AND AGAIN, NATIVE/INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR HERE DIDN'T SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE, SO HOW WOULD ONE KNOW WHAT WAS BEING SAID). MY GRANDPARENTS DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL WITH EUROPEANS (THIS WAS BEFORE OUR SCHOOLS AND LEARNING WAYS WERE INTEGRATED, JUST 70+ YEARS AGO... BEFORE THEN, THEY/EUROPEANS/CAUCASIANS/EARLY EXPLORERS PRE-COLUMBUS AND AFTER WEREN’T FOND OF PPL OF COLOR SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE, YET THEY SPOKE IT AMONGST THEMSELVES. AND QUITE WELL. THEY DESCRIBED A LOT OF THE INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA/ESPECIALLY THE SOUTHEAST/“CAROLINA INDIANS,” MOULD BUILDERS, ETC AS BEING DARK SKIN( OR DIFFERENT SHADES OF COPPER/BROWN) WITH SOME NEGROID FEATURES PRE & POST SLAVERY ON THEIR CONQUEST, ON EUROPEAN EMBLEMS/PORTRAITS OF AMERICA/AMERICANS-INDIANS THROUGHOUT EUROPE (RESEARCH IT), EVEN IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM AS “AN EMBLEM OF AMERICA”(AMERICAN PEOPLES) WIITH VERY DARK HUES, BTW, THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN IN THE WEBSTER DICTIONARY 1828 WAS QUITE CLEAR, ETC. LOOK THROUGHOUT CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (THE OLMECS/MAYANS); THERE WERE/ARE ARTIFACTS THAT DEPICT AMERICANS AS COLORED/COPPER-COLORED. "NEGRO" IS SIMPLY ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "BLACK" IN SPANISH, AND MOST OF THE EARLY EXPLORERS FROM EUROPE WERE SPANIARDS & ITALIANS. I'M SURE THEY KNEW WHAT AFRICANS LOOKED LIKE... YET THEY USED THE WORDS LIKE “ETHIOPIAN AND NEGRO” TO DESCRIBE SOME OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS FEATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS.) RESEARCH "CHIEF SEKHU" AND THE YEMASSEE/CREEK/CATAWBA, ETC (AS IN UPPER CREEK/LOW CREEK) INDIANS... NOT MANY PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT ANYTHING ABOUT BEING OF AFRICAN DESCENT AND/OR SLAVERY UNTIL EUROPEANS TOLD THEM IN U.S. SCHOOLS... IT'S SIMPLY AMAZING HOW YOUR ENEMY OF THE PAST PERSE(NOT LITERALLY) CAN TELL YOU YOUR HISTORY (U.S. EDUCATION SYSTEM) BETTER THAN YOUR ANCESTORS CAN. RACISM AND PAPER GENOCIDE WAS AND IS A REAL THING… ESPECIALLY ON THIS PLANE OF EXISTENCE. “AFRICAN-AMERICAN” IS JUST THE LATEST WAY OF RECLASSIFYING THE MANY PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA AND KILLING OUR HERITAGE(TURNING IT “BLACK,” WHICH ISN’T EVEN A COUNTRY OR RACE)… BUT SOME(MEANING MANY) OF US DO HAVE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN ANCESTRY. DOING OUR GENEALOGY HELPS. *(I HAVE MUCH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN AND EVERY OTHER DESCENT, AND I'M FULLY AWARE SLAVERY IN AMERICA HAPPENED... BUT THERE WAS AN "INDIAN" SLAVE TRADE AS WELL AS INDIAN WARS. LIKE THE YEMASSEE WAR AND SEMINOLE {ANOTHER WORD FOR RUNAWAY} WAR. SOME OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY WAS ONCE INDIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST. YOU CAN EVEN ASK "BARD A.I. -GOOGLE" WHAT THE “INDIANS IN THE CAROLINAS” LOOKED LIKE AND IT’LL DESCRIBE WHAT “WHITE AMERICA” CALLED “NERGRO, MULATTO, COLORED, BLACK, AND NOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN WITH TIME. IT’S SOME OF THE SAME PPL, A DIFFERENT NAME THROUGH A BRAINWASHING GAME. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE MARTIN L. KING WERE ACTUALLY SAYING... NOT THE COMPLEXION OF HIS SKIN. (*QUESTION THE MANY RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE SAME PEOPLE THROUGHOUT U.S. HISTORY) KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS/ KNOW YOURSELF! #FakeNewsThoseFACTS!
Geoff why isn't Michigan divided into North Michigan and South Michigan? I would love to see that video!
Virtually no one lives there😂
blame ohio
We received the UP as part of a treaty for giving the Toledo strip to Ohio. It was (and still is) mostly nature preserves, so all attempts at a breakaway "Superior" state have never gained any kind of traction due to how weak it would be without the economic boons of the trolls beneath the bridge.
That should totally be divided. Common sense. Right? Maybe they could call it South Canada..
@@Alssadar you’re telling me Ohio had the upper peninsula at some point?
Same reason why Winston-Salem is the twin city due to the Winston and Salem being a city divided literally
been with you since 62k geoff, dont change bud.
I live in Georgia. Work in s Carolina and visit North Carolina often. I love n Carolina.
The simple answer for the split is one has good BBQ and the other has chopped mustard slop. 😉
You do realize that the vinegar based BBQ people associate with eastern NC originated in SC and it is the same exact BBQ that north eastern SC still makes today right?
Thank you for the bit of American history I didn't know. New subscriber now.
This was awesome
Good accounting of the story. As a history teacher I've covered "split" and the proprietary aspect as well as much of the unique and nasty points on pirates and slavery. Two topics I was surprised you didn't touch upon. BTW ..... your T-shirt is either a Czech or Slovak beer...correct?
was sad he didn't bring up blackbeard
Georgia was used by England as a penal coliny, settled by people convicted for a variety of crimes such as stealing a loaf of bread, to transportation. After US independence penal transportation was shifted to Australia.
Yep. Another, alright not as fun fact was that Georgia originally outlawed slavery, but due to pressure from the planter class it was later legalized.
That explains some things.
I'm surprised you didn't discuss the geological factors that played a part in the separation of the two states. Rivers are the key transport routes in colonial America.
Thanks to navigable rivers, South Carolina was better able to export its resources becoming much more wealthy than North Carolina. The barrier islands of North Carolina made what trade it was able to support more dangerous. Plus, the shallow waters and shifting sandbars gave pirates an advantage over larger British warships.
Geography made North Carolina a haven for pirates, including the infamous "Black Beard". The people of North Carolina even had to ask Virginia for aid because the pirates controlled the North Carolina governor. Meanwhile South Carolina became a wealthy and well protected Crown colony (as you mentioned) that wanted nothing to do with the North Carolina mess.
awesome content! could we please see a video on how the florida panhandle was shortened to give shipping ports to alabama and mississippi?
The Mississippi and Alabama Gulf Coast and the Florida Parishes of Louisiana were part of the United States before Florida was, they were part of the breakaway Republic of West Florida that was annexed in 1812, whereas the rest of Florida didn’t come into the country until the 1819 Adams-Onís Treaty that fixed the border between the United States and New Spain
make one.
Do a video on Virginia and West Virginia.
WV was a spinoff of KY
My family has lived in NC for hundreds of years. Actually, think I'm a direct descendent of one original 8 "proprietors". I always heard/saw family lore at big reunions, about our ancestor being gifted a huge tract of land (like most of Central NC) by the king of England as a reward for his loyalty. It's really cool to see that it might actually be true. We even own a small part of the original land tract that's been passed down for generations. 🤣 Crazy.
Was that Charles Monck, perchance?
Or he may have been granted the Coastal Plain. He looms large in our ENC history.
@@honorsilverthorne7227 No, We are further west than that. Like I said its just family lore, so it might not even be true. I was hoping this video would name the other 7, so I could verify.
I know my family were granted land as well, check your local county library that's how I found my family history in Randolph county.
But by George the Second not Charles the second.
White ain't been here that long
The Lord Proprietors never actually came to the colonies. They all stayed in England. They do not have any descendants in the US from that time. Half of them never had any children.
SC native myself. I live near the Columbia area but I grew up closer to Charleston. I love it here and I doubt I will ever move to another state. I’ve been to NC numerous times and I love it there too.
i love stuff like this i would love to see more on the carolinas thank you
I really appreciate that you took the time to mention the indigenous nations-when this history is discussed they are frequently omitted from the story but this was not free real estate, it was stolen. Since you were talking about a relatively small part of the US when you illustrated the claims of the Carolana colony I would have extra appreciated you naming a few of the relevant nations and not homogenizing/racializing them all as "native americans" but tbh im being very nit picky im glad you specified that "no man's land" meant "land still owned by the first nations"
Roanoke, Pee Dee, Tuscarora, Cherokee, Pamlico, Creek, Cape Fear to name a few. Obviously Cape Fear was the English version of their name, not what they called themselves.
@@elliottcrews4997 yamasee
Anyone living in either state would probably agree with what I'm about to say. Today,if you were to break up the two states. You could make up around 6 or 7 different states based on cultural. With some of the new states being part of both of current states
Yep, SC would be at least 2,Upstate and Lowcountry. Berkeley County (where I live) might be it's own state within the Lowcountry. 🤓🍻
Nahhh, shure there's some very VERY minor differences between the cultures but they're all really about the same and bleed into each other in complimentary ways... I'm born and raised from Columbia but now live up in Rock Hill, my family is split between rock hill and west Ashley (charleston), we're an old family from here too so idk mabey thays why I don't see a difference
Good heavens. I spent the first 10 years of my life in North Carolina. My brother was born there. Now I live in London. Where Charles I created Carolana, and where he was beheaded. And where Charles II was restored as King and duly created Carolina. And where we now have Charles III! Anyhow, I knew more or less NONE of this. Thanks, Geoff. Learning new stuff about old things has never been more of a pleasure.
And Charlotte was named after Queen Charlotte. Mecklenburg County was named after the place she was born in Germany? Today the British have King Charles III and Princess Charlotte. History almost repeating itself.
Informative video. There is still border dispute in some parts of these two states.
waiting for a delmarva video
i’m from south carolina here in the palmetto state we have a lot of wonderful things such as the world famous city of Charleston the south carolina upstate in the western side of the state is home to several major manufacturing companies including bmw. bmw’s us plant is located in spartanburg you have tire manufacturer michelin with a factory in the south carolina upstate. one unique place in the carolinas is carowinds the only theme park in the united states to be big enough to occupy two states if you stand in one section of the park you are in south carolina move to another part of the park and you are in north carolina south carolina is home to the famous costal resort town of myrtle beach
i forgot to mention charleston is home to boeing south carolina a boeing plant that makes the boeing 787
Thanks. I am in SC but I never have known the full story of our division..
North Charleston, South Carolina in the chat. Yes the two states are different but even if your traveling from Charleston to upstate Greenville area the dialect of the people is so different. It’s like South Carolina could be two different areas if you’re in the lowcountry or upstate.
I love my home state of NC. I look forward to moving back so bad. 😩😩😩😩😩😩
When did Kentucky split off of the Virginia Colony? I know that W. Virginia was part of Virginia until 1863, but I never knew that Kentucky was part of the same colony.
around 1776. too far away from virginia to be governed by richmond
I like to visit SC, but the summers are brutal. I'm older now, and don't care nearly as much for the beach. NC has the mountains and cooler temperatures in the western areas.
Always wondered about this. Thanks. Ever explored the independent sovereign country of the Republic of West Florida? I live in it, or where it was for those three months.
Wish you would have gone on to talk about Georgia being carved out of SC.
In Colonial times, Tennessee was part of North Carolina
@@ericriffel8954 r/woosh
@@davidfence6939 huh?
Tenesee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee were also part of the province of Carolina, so it wasn’t just Georgia.
Grew up in Greenville S.C . Attended UNC , so have love for both states .
Question at the 1:44 mark you briefly mentioned people who lived in America for thousands of years. My question is who are those people in we’re did the come from ?
Hello Geoff its Jeff from Charlotte, North Carolina is the real Carolina Go Heels!😂