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War on Sugar Creek

a riot in 1765 that began when squatters on Mecklenburg County land whipped surveyors who came to nap out their land

Amnesty

pardon

Battle of Alamance

the battle between the militia of colonial North Carolina and the Regulators which ended the Regulator Movement

Regulators

a member of the association formed in North Carolina in the 1760s for regulation of the public grievances and abuse of power

Tryon Palace

building built in the 1760s in New Bern that was to serve as the capital and the governor’s residence

Quorum

the number of members of a group that must be present before the group can function legally

Militia

civilian fighting force of colonial North Carolina

Edmund Fanning

Orange County official whose manner and ways offended back country settlers

John Hawks

architect of Tryon Palace

Johnston Rict Act

allowed the attorney general to move cases involving riots from the county in which the took place to any county in the colony

Anarchy

the complete absence of government

William Tryon

royal governor responsible for building a governor’s residence in New Bern

Poll Tax

tax that charges each person the same amount usually as a requirement for voting

Granville District

that portion of North Carolina taken by Lord Granville as his share when the colony became a royal colony

Extortion

demands for illegal fees

Diversity

being different, variety