What kind of jobs were there in the colony of Pennsylvania?

Answer 1

A number of trades existed in the Pennsylvania Colony, including:

• farming
• blacksmithing
• trading (fur, imports, etc)
• weaving
• sewing
• shipbuilding
• religious occupations/ ministry
• homemaking
• government
• militia (towards the Revolution)
• medical
• inn or tavernkeeper
• anchorsmith
• arbiter
• glassmaker
• cooper
• shoemaker or tailor
• carriagemaker
• maid/ servant

And hundreds more.

Answer 2

At that time most of the colonies were agrarian and the overwhelming amount of jobs for people centered on that industry. The existence of a metropolitan lifestyle was very small and was usually centered upon maritime mercantile exchange. Mass production, at least in the US, had little impact. For the US it had to wait for things like the power loom, the cotton gin, the turret lathe, steam power and the threshing machine.

farmers, tailors, wigmakers, and blacksmiths.

their jobs were to work out on the farm and some rich boys went to school.

Answer 3

your mama is a job

a lot

there were many plantations. they grew tobacco and corn. there was also ship building, and trade.

Answer 4

the woman's sowed there family's clothes

Answer 5

farming was the main occupation

Answer 6

farming and working in stores

Answer 7

farming