Military conflict between North Carolina and the Tuscarora from 1711 to 1715. It began on 10 September 1711 and lasted until 11 February 1715 (about 3 years). The setting was Eastern North Carolina. It was part of American Indian Wars. Those involved included Province of North Carolina, Province of South Carolina, Tuscarora Nation and the Kingdom of Great Britain. It led to status quo ante bellum.
Before and after
- 15 February 1710Birth of Louis XV of France
- October 1710Founding of New Bern
- 26 April 1711Birth of David Hume
- from 5 August 1711 to 12 September 1711Siege of Bouchain
- from 10 September 1711 to 11 February 1715Tuscarora War
- 24 January 1712Birth of Frederick II of Prussia
- May 1712Construction of Peter and Paul Cathedral
- 28 June 1712Birth of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
- 1713Peace of Utrecht
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