By Maddie W.

• Benjamin Franklin: Benjamin was a leading

author, printer, politician and many more.

• Thomas Jefferson: Thomas was the principle

author of the Declaration of Independence.

• John Adams: John earlier served as the first

vice president of the United States.

• George Washington: George was the first

president of the United States.

• New England: Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.

• Middle Colonies: New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. • Southern Colonies: Maryland, Virginia, North

and South Carolina, and Georgia.

• Milliner: Makers of shifts, gowns, aprons, and

cloaks.

• Shoemaker: A trade practiced in America

since 1610.

• Weaver: Weavers grow in prominence when

embargoes ban imported cloth.

• Peanut Soup

• Gingerbread and Holiday Wassail

• Shepard’s Pie

Women:• Lace Neck Kerchief, Lace Apron, Silk Petticoat

Men:• Waistcoat, Stockings, Breeches

• The Snare Drum

• The Fife

• The Bass Drums

• Saws: Ripsaws and handsaws were used for

general purpose cutting of boards.

• Hammers: Claw Hammers are common. Like

many hammers, they were dual purpose tools.

• Rolling Hoops

• Walking on stilts

• A game of nine pins

Education back then was widely. They learned reading 18th century children book. They also learned assembling educational puzzles and practicing letters on slate boards.

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• "Thirteen Colonies." Conservapedia. April 13,2014. Conservapidia. 4 November, 2014. <http://www.conservapidia.com/Colonial_America>.