In colonial times, checkers, also known as draughts, was played on a board similar to the modern version, typically an 8x8 square grid. The pieces were often made from materials like wood, bone, or clay, and were commonly round or slightly flattened discs. Players would use simple designs and colors, usually contrasting shades for the two sides, such as light and dark wood. The game was popular among colonists as a pastime, reflecting social interactions and leisure activities of the period.
like houses
they look like mansions
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it was brown with a little handle so you could spin it and it was made of wood
yes. there was nurses in the colonial times.
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Disgusting
a colonial common is a big grassy area surrounded by shops.
Just research about them and think of what they look like in their head retard!
they look like mansions
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setters look like back then they fight for the britishs
They look like sweat logs
In colonial times education was based entirely on the Bible. If you want an example take a look at the New England Primer.
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