In colonial times people would usually walk to work and to other places they needed to be on a regular basis.
Over long distances they would travel on horseback or on a donkey or mule, or by horse-drawn transport.
an outhouse?
Yes, they did go to school, but didn't go much beyond 8th grade. They were not allowed in university or into professions.
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stamp act ~ APEX ~ The Stamp Act created the first tax that did not go through the colonial assemblies.
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they had issue by working and about schools the children don't want to go
an outhouse?
in 1938
Only rich children had the money to go to school.
paul revere was a silversmith in colonial times. there we go tnheres one name
In colonial times, most girls did not go to school in the sense we use today, and received no grades.
Not a bad contract for colonial times. You'd be know as a bondsman.
No. If they wanted a job, it was where they were at.
Billions of people worldwide go to work
Grain was important to the people in the colonial times because that is what made their food. It was used to feed animals, plant corn and wheat, and much other reasons. You mght think that it was weird that that was so important considering that now, money is really important. That is the complete and accurate answer to your question. To ask more questions our find biographies, go to www.wickipedia.com.
A celebration in colonial New York was New Years Eve. A fun thing that people did in colonial New York was go to the theater.
Dum people what do go to school for