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They split up because settlers later wanted political power. So settlers in souther Carolina seized control of it. The colony split into south and North Carolina in 1712.
These two surviving colonies, several hundred miles apart, now began to be called North and South Carolina. Their governments were combined into one, and better times were now at hand. In 1695, John Archdale, a good Quaker, became governor of both Carolinas, and from this time the settlements were much more prosperous that before.