Princeville

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Princeville is a historic town in North Carolina recognized as one of the first communities in the United States incorporated by formerly enslaved African Americans.

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instanceOf historic African-American town
town
country United States of America
hasDemographicGroup African Americans NERFINISHED
hasEvent repeated flooding events
hasGovernmentForm mayor–council government
hasHeritageDesignation historic African-American community
hasHistoricalPeriod Reconstruction era NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalSignificance early example of Black political autonomy in the United States
symbol of African-American resilience after slavery
hasOfficialLanguage English
hasPopulationCharacteristic predominantly African-American community
hasRiskFactor vulnerability to river flooding
inception late 19th century
incorporatedAsMunicipalityBy formerly enslaved African Americans
locatedIn North Carolina
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Edgecombe County NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Coastal Plain of North Carolina NERFINISHED
Eastern North Carolina NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedNear Tarboro, North Carolina NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Tar River NERFINISHED
notableFor African-American self-governance after the Civil War
being one of the first U.S. towns incorporated by formerly enslaved African Americans
partOf American South NERFINISHED
Reconstruction-era African-American communities
roadAccessVia U.S. and state highways in Edgecombe County
subjectOf African-American history studies
U.S. Reconstruction history

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Edgecombe County hasSettlement Princeville