13 Colonies
Jack M.
Founding Fathers
GEORGE
WASHINGTON:
December 14, 1799
are commander chief
of the Continental
Army during
revolutionary War
George Washington.
George was elected
for anonamous years
for president from
1769 to 1788 he was
a financhle way of
governing. John
Adams had the same
way of doing that in
the 21st century.
Gerge became a
seinor officer in the
French and Indian
war by the seconed
conteneital congress.
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JOHN JAY
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John was
born in a a
wealthy
family. Also
he was the
organizer
and
opposition
to the
British rule
Ben
Franklin
was known
for his
inventions.
He also
was the
lead
printer.
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Tomas
Jefferson
was the
author of
the
Declaration
of
Independen
ce. Also he
was are 3rd
president.
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Tools
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Hammer, anvil, forge, tongs, vise, file, saw,
broad ax, awl, mallet, plane, scribe
Middle Colonies
•New Jersey
•New York
•Pennsylvania
•Delaware
•The middle colonies were known for:
•Shipbuilding, trade, oats, wheat, rye, and tobacco
Southern Colonies
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Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
The southern Colonies were known for:
Tobacco, tar from pine trees, pitch, rice, and indigo.
New England Colonies
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
The New England state are known for:
Shipbuilding, fish, lumber, molasses.
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Food
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Gingerbread and holiday wassail
Tidewater chili
Peanut soup
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Women’s clothing
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Lace apron
Shift
Hat
Gown
Stomacher
Hoopped petticoat
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Men’s Clothing
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Wigs
Banyan
Breeches
Cloak
cravat
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Trades
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BlacksmithCrafters of hardware for homes and
tools for fellow tradesmen.
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ShoemakerA trade practiced in America since
1610.
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FoodwaysSetting history's table using
authentic recipes and methods.
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Webliography
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Guterba, Linda. (2009). Colonial Life: Life in Colonial America. Kid Info. Retrieved 2
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http://www.kidinfo.com/American_History/Colinizaton_ColoWebsite
(2010). Conservapedia. Thirteen Colonies. Retrieved 2 November, 2012, from httWebsite:
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"Life in the 13 America Colonies compared to today." Social Studies for kids. 2002. David
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