Sunday was the Lord's Day and considered a day of rest. Colonists attended religious services in meetinghouses. Often times services would last three or four hours. Colonists did not do any work on Sunday. In fact they could do no housework, play games or even shave.
They are colonists.
The colonists relied on Native Americans for food.
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Most of the early colonists were colonists because of religion. They were not colonists first and religionists second. They were religionists first and that resulted in their becoming colonists.
The majority of colonists who came to America for religious freedom. Most of the Plymouth colonists practiced the Quaker religion.
The colonists were all very religious and attended church each Sunday. But when King George became unfair and the colonists protested, they lost the right to assemble.
The entire purpose of chartering Maryland was to form a colony where Catholics could safely go to Mass each Sunday without fear of persecution.
The colonis of New York attended church every Sunday, it was a law
The plural possessive form of "colonists" is "colonists'".
In Colonial America people in Rhode Island entertained themselves by visiting other colonists. This was a common Sunday activity. They also attended many church events.
Sunday AFTER noon
Sunday.
My mom says its after.. //Actually, Sunday night is still Sunday, just later than Sunday morning or Sunday afternoon.//
It's sunday, but you can say 'it's a sunday evening.'
SUNDAY was created in 2006.
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