COLONIAL AMERICA!

A WIDE, WIDE OCEAN TO CROSS

• No one knew exactly if the pilgrims landed their ships on rock or land.
• The pilgrims went on a voyage to earn freedom or to go on an adventure and to become rich.

REVERE'S MOST!

• Revere rode from Boston to Lexington to warn Samual Adams.
• Paul Revere made copper plates for book illustrations.

COLONIAL KIDS

• Most kids died from Diphtheria whopping, cough, small pox around the age of 6
• They were valid members.
• They didnt have a lot of toys and most of them were handmade/homemade.

THE PILGRIMS LIVE ON

• In a pilgrims house a fire place was used for cooking, light, and heat.
• Peace between the colonists and Indians lasted for about 55 years.
• Childern had to work hard and toys and games were very rare.

HEARTH & HOME

• They didn't have any in the past that we have now.
• Candles were made by animal fat.
• The Americans had less accessories.

THE BUSINESS OF AMERICA

• Colonists started out farming but later on they started new buisnesses.
• To the 18th century many colonial merchants were successful.
• When they discovered iron they started making things out of it like pots, pans, and cannon balls.

THE END!