Massachusetts' geography in 1620

Answer 1

horrible

that isn't totally true it was alright, but nothing like modern day. you should look it up on Google.com

what is it i need it for homework dont tell me to look it up on google.com ive been doing that for like an hour now what is this stupid question

Answer 2

1. It was very hilly

2. Lots of rivers and ponds

3. Mountains

Examples are:

1. Cape Cod

2. Appalachian Mountains

3. Plymoth rock

But who CARES! ;)

Answer 3

Most males were required to have boats or docks and fish for crabs lobster or cod most females ran shops or stayed home to take care of farms ranches or crops. kids would be in school and when they got home it would be a hard day they would help one of there parents with there work and then they would have about 2 hours of resting time inbeetween bed and school.

Answer 4

Life in Massachusetts was completely different from life now. The women of the family would stay home to cook and clean while the men went out hunting and working on the fields. Men were also the only ones educated. Of course the Salem witch trials were taking place to causing a huge commotion. It was very primitive and civil when it comes to the ordinary family.

Answer 5

In 1620 there was no "economy" since the land was not developed and the Mayflower landed that year. It was a small colony of 62 people who were trying to establish a way of living. For the first few months they lived on the ship and finally found an area to establish a colony.

Answer 6

In 1620, Massachusetts was characterized by diverse geography, including rocky Coastlines, dense forests, and fertile farmland. The region also featured numerous rivers and waterways, providing access to the sea for trade and transportation. The landscape was challenging for early colonists, but ultimately contributed to the development of the state's economy and culture.

Answer 7

If you were a girl, you wouldn't be able to go to college. Girls weren't allowed to go at that time.

Answer 8

cold and humid