• Thomas Jefferson was the 3rd president of the United States of America

• John Adams was the 2nd president and 1st vice president of the United States of America

• John Jay signed the treaty of Paris• Benjamin Franklin was a scientist

and a politician

• Blacksmiths work with metal• Brick makers make bricks with clay• Milliners work with fabrics to make

clothes

• New

Engla

nd’s

industry

inclu

des

fishing, w

haling,

trapping, s

hipbuilding

and lo

gging• Southern Colonies

industry’s include rice,

indigo, tobacco, sugarcane

and cotton

• Middle Colonies

industry’s include

agriculture, logging, shipbuilding and

paper making

• Men wore

shirts, hats

and breeches

• Women wore

gowns, ruffles

and coats

• Education

was widely

accessible

•Education was

widely accessible.

•You would learn your

letters, do

educational puzzles

and to read

• Some foods they ate were peanut soup and

shepherds pie

The Southern

Colonies were most

dependent on slaves

• Kids p

laye

d ga

mes

like

card

s, pu

zzle

s and

boar

d ga

mes

•Rich peoples lived in houses like ours

now and

• Some literature is newspapers and

factual books

• Some instruments were fifes and

drums

• Some crafts and games that they

played were puzzles, cards and

board games

• Some tools people back then used were forges, anvils and hammers which the blacksmith used.

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