During the colonial period in America, children were often viewed primarily as economic assets and contributors to the family unit. Their upbringing focused on hard work and practical skills, with education typically limited to reading, writing, and religious instruction. Childhood was shorter in duration, as children were expected to assume adult responsibilities at a young age. Furthermore, societal norms emphasized discipline and obedience, with children often subjected to strict hierarchies within the family and community.
Latin America.
the main combatants of the colonial wars were England and Spain...
House of Burgesses
It would most likely be a British accent because during that time Americans were migrating to America (to be)
because we needed free and independent states
Latin America.
They wanted to colonize it.
your moms tit milk
During colonial times most arrived on ships.
They were treated as the inside caretakers, they were made to stay home tend to the children and make sure that dinner was made and that the children were brought up well.
they did chores and played games
They ate the English
Simon Bolivar
They often died during the journey to North America
There are less trees in North America than there were during colonial times. This is due to extensive and excessive logging and unsustainable usage of natural resources.
no only in the north during the colanial age
Children wore fur coats and cotton clothing during winter.