Century - 1600s

As our children grew, the young boys learned how to fish, hunt, gather and work on small crafts. They also learned about the animals, the plant life, and that all Life is Sacred. They would learn from their parents and listen to the sacred stories from the Elders. For example, they learned respect for a rock, the water or the birds. They learned respect for each other. Young girls would learn how to collect shellfish, plant the crops, tan the animal hides, and make clothing. They also learned respect for all life. Both girls and boys learned the principals of working together as a People.

Children in the 1600s were guided and instructed in how to behave, by example as well as words. If a child misbehaved they would be reminded of it and possibly made to feel badly that they had offended someone.

cause you have to have objects to do painting like canvas and stuff, that might not be what you mean though

yes.

yes guitars have been used scence B.C. They originated from an ancent greek harp or lute

The vast majority of immigrants were from England, other migrants from northern Europe particularly from Holland, Germany and Scandinavia followed the english to America.

I don't have any recommendations to find the age, but the price is around 50-100 USD (17th century)

Well some of the things that happened in Jamestown Was

1. Slaves came to the USA. to be... you know slaves.

2. The tradition of Representative government was created. to those of you people who don't know what Representative government is the form of government in which people can elect people to make laws. like we do today.

3. Pilgrims or people who takes a religious journey.

Computer history - 1600's YearEvent1600William Gilbert coins the term electricity from the Greek word elecktra.1617John Napier introduced a system called "Napiers Bones," made from horn, bone or ivory the device allowed the capability of multiplying by adding numbers and dividing by subtracting.1621The circular slide rule is invented by William Oughtred.1623Blaise Pascal is born June 19, 1623.1623The first known workable mechanical calculating machine is invented by Germanys Wilhelm Schickard. The machine is based on the idea of Napier's Bones, mentioned earlier.1632William Oughtred of Cambridge combines two Gunter rules to make a device that resembles today's slide rule.1642Frances Blaise Pascal invents a machine, called the Pascaline, that can add, subtract, and carry between digits.1662Blaise Pascal passes away August 19, 1662.1671Gottfried Leibniz introduces the Step Reckoner, a device that can multiply, divide, and evaluate square roots.1679Gottfried Leibniz demonstrates binary arithmetic, a discovery that shows every number can be represented by 0 and 1 only.

A typical 17th-century galleon ship generally measured between 100 to 150 feet in length and had a beam of about 25 to 30 feet. These ships often had a displacement of around 300 to 1,000 tons, depending on their size and purpose. Galleons were designed with multiple decks and a high stern, which contributed to their distinctive profile and made them effective for both cargo transport and naval warfare. Their size and design allowed them to carry substantial armaments and provisions for long voyages.

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5000-10000$ houses, depending on the size of the house. Most of the rich people in europe and britain had slaves and maidens for them, so they where usually able to have a big house and maintain it. Those people(commonly called noblemen/gentlemen) usually got there wealth from there jobs or inherited the money. It was also possible that the wife of the noblemen(commonly called a lady) would get the money from the noblemen after they died, or just was married to a noblemen and was treated well because of it. Although currency has gotten quite cheaper over time, the people with bigger houses still had a lot to pay. Other factors could be how well the house was built, or what condition the house was in if the house that was being bought already had a person who once lived in it. The final factor could be how much the old owner wanted the house to be worth in general. If the house was a cottage, it could be worth way less then the house the size of a modern mansion. There where also instances where the people in the 1600s lived in the forest, where no one would know about there existance. They would usually hunt for food and cook fire. They could have had a garden, and created a small house for themselves, for no cost besides destroying part of the forest. There was also a good chance the person in the forest would be found in the forest eventually. Lots of people seized the opportunity of land, not only for farmland or just if they needed to hunt in the wilderness for food. The people who where caught by others would either be sent to jail for tresspassing (because the land was automatically owned by the government, so if you wheren't prohibited to hunt and live there it was illegal) or even worse. Theres also a case for people who lived in the thirteen colonies. There where rules and laws for each town that settled into the new world. But they where only allowd to create the new colonies with help and observance from the indigenous people. If the indigenous people felt threatened, they would usually attack the british or there relationship would be done for. Although those people who settled into the new world didn't need to buy anything or needed to get permission from the government, they still needed permission from the indigenous people to settle there, or else a battle could go on. Even with permission from the indigenous people, the settlers needed the materials to start a town and a life. That was why they brought the materials to the new world. BUT, they needed permission from the british government to even bring those resources, or even set sail to america in the first place. So technicly, even if you didn't pay for the house, you still needed permission from the british government to start a colony, unless you where never caught tresspassing and living in the woods, or you lived an incredibly long distance from civilization. The final thing I have to say is that in the forest, you would most likely need hunting tools, farming tools, clothes, and many other things from the markets before setting off to live a isolated life, so at the end of the day you couldn't live/by a house without money, even if the only way you ever "paid" for a house was through taxes.

people lived in the middle of the pacific ocean on a life raft only to eat what they could find

(even eachother).

Jan 1st - Scotland begins its numbered year on January 1 instead of 25 March.
Feb 4th - Tycho Brahe & Johannes Kepler meet for 1st time near Prague
Feb 8th - Vatican convicts scholar Giordano Bruno to death
Feb 17th - Philosopher Giordano Bruno is burned alive at Campo de' Fiori in Rome, charged of heresy.
Feb 19th - The Peruvian stratovolcano Huaynaputina explodes in the most violent eruption in the recorded history of South America.
Mar 20th - The Linköping Bloodbath takes place on Maundy Thursday in Linköping, Sweden.
Apr 21st - 1st date in James Clavell's novel Shogun (OS)
Jul 1st - Prince Maurits' army occupies Newport Flanders Neth
Jul 2nd - Battle at Newport: Earl Mauritius van Nassau beats Spanish Army
Aug 6th - Henry IV of France invades Savoy after negotiations break down over Saluzzo, controlled by Savoy since 1588
Sep 15th - Battle of Sekigahara.
Oct 8th - San Marino adopts constitution
Oct 16th - Olivier van Noorts ships reach Philippines
Oct 20th - Battle of Sekigahara sets Tokugawa clan as Japan's rulers (shoguns)
Dec 14th - Olivier van Noort sinks Sp galleon San Diego at Bay of Manila, 350 die
Dec 17th - Marriage of Henry IV of France and Marie de' Medici.
Dec 20th - Ottario Rinuccini/Giulio Caccini's opera "Euridice" published
Dec 31st - British East India Company chartered

They walked or used various forms of horse-drawn transport. There was also some water borne transport on the Thames.

Yes

yes, what other materials were there?:)

South Carolina was founded in 1663 by nobles and was inhabited by colonists and natives which the colonists traded with.

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Depends on the size, if the average one, about 300k in rural place

New York City was called New Orange and the province of New York was called New Netherland when controlled by the Dutch in the 1600's.

Lippi

there was P.O.O.R nd they go to school for 11 hrs xx

Around the 5th century...the era when King Arthur was around...

first the europeans sailed to Africa and captured save and then travelled from Africa to America were they would sell the slaves for money