none. they could not own things, inherrit things, earnings, and were considered property. if you a wife ran away, she was a theif because she was stealing the husbands colothes and herself, since women were property.
The staple crops of the thirteen colonies varied by region but included tobacco in the Chesapeake colonies, particularly Virginia and Maryland. In the Middle Colonies, wheat and barley were significant, while the Southern colonies also produced rice and indigo. The New England colonies focused more on subsistence farming, growing crops like corn and beans for local consumption rather than for export. These crops played a crucial role in the economy and trade of the colonies.
The southern colonies like the rest of the original thirteen colonies were inhabited before the arrival of the European settlers by native Americans. The Native American tribes there were the Seminole, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee, Cherokee, Caddo, and Comanche.
they umm went 2 school like everyone...duuhhh(I'm someone else)New England colonies had mainly Public schools for boys and "Dame Schools" for girls.Middle Colonies had Private Schools, but only for the sons of the wealthy.Southern Colonies rarely had any type of schooling except for the option of having a Private Tutor.*nods* Hope that helped~!
In the 1600s, the richest colony among the thirteen colonies was Virginia, primarily due to its profitable tobacco plantations. Tobacco became a highly sought-after cash crop, driving economic growth and attracting a significant number of settlers and enslaved laborers. The wealth generated from tobacco trade established Virginia as a dominant economic force in the early colonial period. Other colonies, like Maryland and South Carolina, also prospered from agriculture, but Virginia led in wealth and influence.
Daily life in the 13 colonies was spent performing tasks associated with daily living. It included raising food, making clothing, cutting wood. It also included time for social and religious activities.
The thirteen colonies protested many things. They did not like any of the laws or taxes that Britain imposed on them.
Yes. Just like today, sheep were important to the colonists in the thirteen colonies. They used sheep for one of the select necessities of life: clothing, they made this clothing from the wool the sheep provided. Sheep were also used for meat, like today.
It is a trick question: New Mexico was not one of the thirteen original colonies. It was acquired from Mexico during the Mexican-American War (1846-1848).
boring but loved by colonists
people had a hard time doing stuff so slaves did it for them
Sure! Please provide the specific terms you would like me to describe in relation to culture and society in the thirteen colonies.
AnswerIf you mean on the US flag, it represents the thirteen original colonies.ANSWER!!!!!!!!!it represents the 13 original colonies.it has been like that for a long time.It's thirteen and it's representing the 13 coloniesThe thirteen stripes represent the original thirteen colonies.
they farmed and washed clothes and etc.
You can find pictures of the thirteen colonies anywhere in the U.S.A. Like your public library or the internet.I think the best way to find pictures of the thirteen colonies is to go to GOOGLE.COM and go to images. Then type in "Thirteen Original Colonies" and you should find at least ONE full picture. If that doesn't work then go to your public library and ask your librarian where the thirteen original colonies are. Your welcome!
horrible
The colonists elected the leaders just like when adults elect presidents.
Because of religious freedom and that was the only state out of all the thirteen colonies that did not allow slavery.