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If you're in America then there are a few ways. Up north in new England then you would make your money fishing and cutting down hardwoods for English ships. if you were in the Atlantic states you would be planting and selling tobacco. if you were in New York, jersey, and massachusets you would be getting lobsters and cutting down trees.
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How much did a stamp cost in 1700?
In 1700 there were no stamps, and no post office. Messages were hand carried to people or posted .
Famous people before the between 1700 and 1800.?
World of Warcraft
Disadvantages about plutocracy?
Since Plutocracy is a government ran by the wealthy, there could be a few disadvantages but also there could be some advantages, also. Disadvantages: Wealthy People running a government can be a bad idea. They could make people pay more money for taxes, and they could make people pay more for cars and anything in stores. Advantages: Wealthy people running a government could also be a good idea. Knowing that wealthy people can cherish their money and not want to give it away, they could higher people to make money for them so that there will be less taxes and more money towards employed people.
Which of these is not a reason for which someone usually volunteers for a clinical trial?
people want to make a lot of money
How much was the salary of the president in 1700?
In 1700 there was no paid office anywhere in the world called "President."
Did people make money in the 1700?
Yes.
How did the average person make money in the 1700's?
No one knows
How did North Carolina make money in the 1700's?
Sold their body for sex ;D
What did aboriginal people use to make their art back in the 1700?
indigo
How did people make a profit in the south in the 1700's?
Slavery. :3
How many people lived in british NY in 1700?
1700
What money currency was used in the 1700's - 1800's in the northeastern tribes?
in the 1700's and 1800's the money they used whereShillingsFarthingsSixpenccesthreepencesHalf penniesHalf crowns
Under British law in 1700's people who owed money could be what?
In the 1700s under British law, people who owed money could be sent to debtor's prison. Debtors could be imprisoned until their debts were paid off or until they received outside help to secure their release.
Where are people getting money from?
People get money from people or when they pay for something they can get change they make money from machines
Did people use ice boxes in the 1700's?
No, They had no refrigerators in the 1700's.
Why do people make counterfeit money?
Because people want to make money without all the responsibility.
How much is the fee for sending money in western union?
1700
