CarolinaFrontier

The Carolina Frontier :DBy Jasmine Alvarez This is a paragraph of the frontiers of North Carolina.

Moravians: The Moravians were very known for their musical abilities. They lived in a community that shared tasks and cared for one another. They were seperated into different choirs which were social groups depending on age and gender. This was the way of life for all Moravian children. When they went to school the girls and boys were in a choir by gender. At some point in their life they will most likely graduate to a Single Boys and Girls Choir. This was in Salem. At teenager years the teens would have likely have a special skill. Choirs ate together and had short services together. Sometimes they were called "Love feasts". They also believed in a "lot" which is like a yes or no way to get married, they put their hand in a basket and got a slip of paper if it was white than it was yes, if it was black then its no. This was required back then. They also had some sort of retirement home and cemetary/graveyard.

Native Americans: The Native Americans came from Asia before the White man came to the new world. A few remnants of Indian Groups were still found in the backcountry of the 1760s. North of the Wachovia lived the Saura. South of the Irish Settlements, near the South Carolina Line, lived the Catawba, the largest native group in the backcountry. There was also the Cherokee who lived in the mountains.