Daily Life During Colonial Times
There were many aspects of daily life for Europeans and European Americans in
the 1700’s. A lot has changed since then, but the importance of the life-style still stands
today. Each or mostly all the different colonies had different “main crops.†The economy
was based on trade then, and it still is now.
Everybody in each household did something different. Only men could attain
jobs, women were suppose to work in the homes for their families. During this time,
working was a must. In every household, everyone had a job to do. If the father was at
the 1700’s. A lot has changed since then, but the importance of the life-style still stands
today. Each or mostly all the different colonies had different “main crops.†The economy
was based on trade then, and it still is now.
Everybody in each household did something different. Only men could attain
jobs, women were suppose to work in the homes for their families. During this time,
working was a must. In every household, everyone had a job to do. If the father was at
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I’ve learned that we use and we do some of the same things they did to survive. Whether we recognize it or not, we live similar to how they did, but we’re just more
cabinetmakers – which made furniture and harpsichords, while the carpeter made shingle
floorboards and rafters. And last but not least, the Gunsmiths – which fashioned silver,
mostly on the miller who grinded grain. Since bread was a large part of their diet, the
reason they learne
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Home, Miller, Family, Fashion, Bible,
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