Dec 22, 2015
The Founding Fathers
John Adams was the second president of the
United States.
Thomas Jefferson became United States minister
to France.
George Washington was the first president of the
United States.
Benjamin Franklin was and author, and he
invented the lightning rod.
The 3 Regions The New England colonies were Massachusetts,
Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
The Middle colonies are New York, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, and Delaware.
The Southern colonies are Maryland, Virginia,
North and South Carolina, and Georgia.
What Made Them Unique
The New England colony was dominated by the
Puritans.
The Middle colony was known as the
“Breadbasket” colonies.
The Southern colony gets to enjoy warm
summers and mild winters.
Jobs in the Colonial Times Basket makers made beautiful baskets to carry
loads. Blacksmiths were crafters of hardware for
homes. Tailors were cutters and creators of bespoke
suits.
Tools used in The
Colonial Times
People used tools for lots of different
things. Some tools that people used were
compasses, hammers, and saws for many
different jobs.
Literature and Music To make music, some people used drums,
fifes , and many more! Some of the songs they would sing were
“Joy To The World” “Arlington” and
“Amazing Grace”
Crafts and Games
Some of of the games people would play
were cards, puzzles, and different board
games.
Houses in the colonial times The houses in the colonial times looked a
lot more different then they do now. They
were small houses. Also, some people had
farms.
Furnishings and Clothing
Some things that the women wore were
dresses, gowns, and wigs.
Some things that the men wore were suits,
a waist coat, and breeches.
Some houses look old
Some houses look new
Education and Food You could only get education if you could
afford it. If you could afford it, some of the
things you would learn to do was sewing,
and mending clothes. Three types of food from the colonial times
was peanut soup, shepherds pie, and tidewater chili.
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