How did people in the middle colonies learn how to do skilled jobs?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

New York sends many ships to the West Indies, with flour, corn, biscuit, timber, tuns, boards, flesh, fish, butter, and other provisions; together with some of the few fruits that grow here. Many ships go to Boston in New England, with corn and flour, and take in exchange, flesh, butter, timber, different sorts of fish, and other articles, which they carry further to the West Indies

Answer 3

Some common occupations were Artisans people who create pottery, glassware, or tinware. During that time period apprentices or people that have a legal contract to learn how to do a job from somebody else. Printers people who make the newspapers and almanacs. Examples like the New York Weekly Journal or Poor Richards Almanac. Farmers, fishers, and indentured servants all are the hard workers. The farmers and indentured servants work closely since the servants would harvest the cash crops for hours each day while the farmers planted or watched over the servants. Fisherman fish for bass, clams, mussels, and crabs. Then the fish get salted or dried to be shipped then eaten.

Answer 4

People in the Middle Colonies learned to do skilled jobs because some peolpe were slaves and from their experience as a slave helped them do skilled jobs.

Answer 5

The middle colonies of the colonial United States had much manufacturing. They also had many farms and shops that were professional in nature.