Cary's Rebellion in North Carolina

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Cary's Rebellion in North Carolina was an early 18th-century uprising in the Carolina colony, led by former governor Thomas Cary against the ruling proprietary government over issues of political control and religious tolerance.

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instanceOf political conflict
rebellion
appliesToJurisdiction proprietary colony of Carolina
chronologyWithinEntity precedes the Tuscarora War in North Carolina
conflictType internal colonial conflict
conflictWith proprietary authorities of Carolina
country Kingdom of Great Britain
describedIn colonial records of North Carolina NERFINISHED
early 18th-century correspondence of the Lords Proprietors
endTime 1711
followedBy Tuscarora War NERFINISHED
hasCause conflict over religious tolerance for Quakers
contested legitimacy of Edward Hyde's governorship
dispute over political control in North Carolina
implementation of Anglican establishment laws
power struggle within the proprietary government
tensions between Quaker and Anglican factions
hasEffect heightened instability in the colony before the Tuscarora War
increased royal attention to North Carolina governance
weakening of Quaker political influence in North Carolina
hasHistoricalPeriod Colonial America NERFINISHED
hasLocation Albemarle region NERFINISHED
Carolina colony NERFINISHED
Province of North Carolina NERFINISHED
hasTopic church–state relations in the colonies
colonial governance
proprietary colonies
religious freedom in colonial America
involves Anglicans NERFINISHED
Quakers NERFINISHED
proprietary government of Carolina
leader Thomas Cary NERFINISHED
namedAfter Thomas Cary NERFINISHED
opponent Edward Hyde NERFINISHED
Lords Proprietors of Carolina NERFINISHED
participant Anglican officials in North Carolina
Edward Hyde NERFINISHED
Quaker settlers in North Carolina
Thomas Cary NERFINISHED
militia forces loyal to Edward Hyde
militia forces loyal to Thomas Cary
partOf history of North Carolina
history of the Thirteen Colonies
result consolidation of Edward Hyde's authority
defeat of Thomas Cary
strengthening of Anglican establishment in North Carolina
startTime 1711
temporalContext early 18th century

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Lords Proprietors conflict Cary's Rebellion in North Carolina