There's a lot of history to cover. We couldn't cover every aspect of North Carolina history in this guide, but these were some interesting links that may help to broaden your knowledge and perspective about the state!
The library offers a variety of different resources about the complex history of North Carolina.
Pirates, Privateers, and Rebel Raiders of the Carolina Coast
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North Carolina Slave Narratives
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Blood Done Sign My Name
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Southern News, Southern Politics
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Anatomy of a Purple State
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A Popular History of Western North Carolina
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North Carolina's relationship with slavery shaped much of its history, culture, and economics. You can learn more about slavery in North Carolina at the links below.
Check out ACCESSNC to see data about the state's economic landscape.
North Carolina has a complex history, featuring surprising events, dynamic historical figures, and moments that reflected (and sometimes, preceded) national social and cultural shifts. Explore this section to learn more about North Carolina's fascinating history!
The State Historic Preservation Office ensures that North Carolina's history is preserved, recorded, celebrated, and shared! Check out their awesome resources at the links below!
It would be impossible to give a full picture of North Carolina's history, but check out the videos below to learn a little more about this great state!
One great way to learn about North Carolina and its history is check out the various resources created either about the state or by the state. Newspapers and maps also provide insight into major historical and cultural shifts that have taken place.
It is common to discuss the United State Constitution and Declaration of Independence in history class. But North Carolina has its own founding documents! Check them out below!
Perhaps the best-known civil rights demonstration in North Carolina took place in Greensboro. The Woolworth Sit In inspired numerous other movements and was a turning point for civil rights in North Carolina.