Colonial girls functioned as apprentices. They were apprentice wives and mothers. They were expected to learn, by participating in all of the duties involved, how to manage a home. Following are some examples of these skills and duties:
washed clothes, and dishes, ironed clothing and linens, prepared food, sewed and embroidered, cared for younger siblings, made beds, swept, mopped, practiced manners, practiced good nutrition, gathered food (fruits, berries, greens, roots) beat rugs, folded and stored clothing, whitewashed walls, scoured pots and pans, preserved foods, spun yarn and thread, wove and mended fabrics, fashioned buttons, etc.
were there girl colonial lawyers
Felicity Merriman, the Colonial girl.
every girl does
Colonial Cooper is a fictional character from the "American Girl" series, specifically representing the Colonial era. As a character, she would typically reside in a colonial American setting, reflecting the lifestyle and culture of that time. If you are referring to a specific work or context, please provide more details for a more precise answer.
because he married a girl named Anne and claimed a are in North America. Which was the colonial regions
Rebecca Sarah Mary Bridget Deliverance Ann Elizabeth Martha Alice Susannah Margaret Victoria Emily Catherine Delilah Grace Laura Nancy Coleen Bailey Rachel
Some names for girls are..... - Rebecca - Martha - Mary - Elizabeth Back then, names were usually from the bible
Colonial kids spent a lot of time studying religion. They also studied math and reading. Boys' studies focused more on math, while girl's studies focused more on reading.
When her parents said she could, but 15-16 was a norm. sometimes it would even be 11
colonial medicine
colonial period or colonial America
The colonial assemblies and the colonial courts were created because ------------