they picked off wheat from the plantations or farms, had doudh and then used old oven/baker to make bread they picked off wheat from the plantations or farms, had doudh and then used old oven/baker to make bread they picked off wheat from the plantations or farms, had doudh and then used old oven/baker to make bread
A country's colonial legacy is the buildings, infrastructure, customs, language, and institutions carried forward from its colonial period into its postcolonial period. For example, the fact that most people in Mali speak French as a second language is part of their colonial legacy.
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No, they used sticks and clubs.
European Colonial systems were vulnerable because the Colonists did not have proper protection built when they first came to America. They did not have houses there waiting for them, they had to build them. Many people were exposed to the elements.
They probably did.
Perhaps they baked a strudel when berries were plentiful and lots of basic but wholesome bread.
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Cavemen taught self how bake bread.
bake Bread
Many people did, but some people purchased their bread from bakeries.
corn, potatoes, bread, and wild game.
in the oven
In colonial times people saved their breads yeast by putting the bread on the window sill to collect the natural yeast from the air. They also collected or made their yeast from sourdough.
Bread has always been important to people. It's really easy to bake... and you don't exactly NEED to have expensive ingredients. People like bread... you couldn't have sandwiches with out it... or anything like that.
bread.
yes!