Life in Connecticut was harsh for most colonists but they managed to survive. The summers in Connecticut were mild but the winters were much colder than the English. They usually farmed like they grew corn, beans, squash, and apples. They also raised cattle for beef and milk. Shipbuilding, fishing, and whaling were also ways they make a living along the coast of Connecticut. They also hunted game, and wove the fabrics they needed.
Jobs would include lawyers, farmers, fisherman, slave traders, slaves, and blacksmiths. About 10% of the population were slaves. They would trade fur, cattle, lumber, tobacco, fish, and wheat. Slaves would build, fish, and farm. The summers were warm and winters were freezing ( average 27 degrees F.).
The colony of Connecticut was a Corporate Colony.
Connecticut was first a proprietary colony, then finally succeeded in a Royal Charter under John Winthrop Jr. in 1662.
Hartford became the capital of Connecticut Colony in 1662, and then became the state capital of Connecticut after the American Revolution. It was the largest city in Connecticut colony when it was named the capital.
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Connecticut. Your welcome.
Like Britain's cuz Connecticut was ruled by them as a colony.
Yes, Connecticut was not a self-governing colony but a proprietary colony.
The colony of Connecticut was a Corporate Colony.
it was terrible and you like penis
because they felt like it
Connecticut was a puritan colony
hunting was very fun. alot of people mostly sleeped by their crops to keep them safe.
Connecticut Colony was created in 1636.
Connecticut Colony ended in 1776.
Right where is is today. Saybrook Colony and New Haven Colony were merged to form the Colony of Connecticut.
Connecticut Colony did not become a royal colony , it became a proprietary colony
Thomas Hooker was responsible for the colony of Connecticut .