In the 1720s, people in South Carolina moved IrelandGermansnorthSalemPiedmontSelect your answer to the Cape Fear River. They took the land from the Native Americans and the settlement quickly grew. The town of IrelandPiedmontWilmingtonFall LineGreat Wagon RoadSelect your answer became a busy port. Many northimmigrantsGermansWilmingtonFall LineSelect your answer from Scotland began to arrive and settle in Fayetteville. An immigrant is a person who moves to a new country.

Few Europeans moved to the Piedmont. The Great Wagon RoadPiedmontFall LineSingle Sisters HouseGermansSelect your answer made it hard to get to and it was called the backcountry. By the 1750s colonists were using trails through the Fall LineWilmingtonPiedmontnorthimmigrantsSelect your answer. Fighting broke out with the Native Americans living there, but they soon lost their land. One popular trail was called the immigrantsnorthIrelandGreat Wagon RoadFall LineSelect your answer. The backcountry began to be settled by Scots-Irish and Germans. The Scots-Irish ancestors lived in PiedmontSingle Sisters HouseSalemGermansIrelandSelect your answer before coming to North America. An ancestor is a family member who lived long ago.

The Moravians were a group of GermansIrelandimmigrantsPiedmontSalemSelect your answer who moved to Piedmont in 1753. They had different cultural and religious beliefs from other colonists. They built Bethabara and Single Sisters HouseFall LineSalemWilmingtonPiedmontSelect your answer. Children would leave their homes at 14. Girls were put into the northFall LineSingle Sisters HouseGermansGreat Wagon RoadSelect your answer and boys lived in the Single Brothers House. They would stay there until they married. Girls learned to weave and make candles while boys learned to make furniture and bricks. Salem soon became a center for trade in Piedmont