Founding Fathers

John Adams, married to Abigail Adams was the second president of the USA

Alexander Hamilton, chief staff aide of General George Washington

James Madison was the 4th President of the USA

Regions and why they were unique

New England: New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut were famous for the ocean, bitterly cold winters and Mild Summers

Middle Colonies: New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware were famous for Agriculture, major shipping hubs and a Temperate climate

Southern Colonies: Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia were famous for farming, perfect soil and slave worked farms

Tools

Saws

Chisels

Hammers

Jobs

Tailor: Cutter and Creator of bespoke suits for every sort

Silversmith: a Sculptor of silver, from first pour to final polish

Cooper: Creators of casks for everything from wine to gun powder

Literature and Music

Drum roll please…

Fife: flute like instrument

Snare drum

Bass Drum

Shelters or Houses

The houses looked a lot like houses today except more grand and mostly white. They mostly had chimneys

Clothing

Men wore a banyan, breeches and a coat

Women wore a cap, cloak and gown

Crafts and Games

Board Games

Puzzles

Rolling hoops

Walking on stilts

Nine pins

Food

They had Peanut soup, Classic Shepard pie and Gingerbread

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