Education
Where did girls go to school?
Dame school
What was the official religion of Virginia?
Anglican
How many days a week did they have to work?
6-7 days/week
Walter Raleigh (Roanoke)
What chapter are we on?
9
Where did boys go to school?
College of William and Mary
Who chose the royal governor?
the king
What was life like for enslaved people?
difficult and painful
If you were a craftsman who was experienced and had a shop, what level of skill would you be?
Master Craftsman
Who was Williamsburg named after?
King William III of England
Where did boys and girls go to school TOGETHER?
trick question...they didn't
What happened at the capitol?
Lawmakers met to discuss bills (that might be turned into law).
Where did enslaved people live?
slave quarters
What is an apprentice?
someone who wanted to learn a trade but had no experience
What was the population at by 1770?
about 2,000 people
What was the difference in education for boys and girls?
boys were taught more academics than girls
Who turned a bill into a law?
royal governor
Why were songs helpful?
secret messages and self-expression
What is a craftsman?
a person who was skilled at their job (artistic and manual labor)
What percentage of the population were enslaved people?
50%
Why weren't people of color allowed to get an education?
...
Originally was the practice of other religions allowed?
No
Why was community important to enslaved people?
...
When men gathered at the Tavern, what did they discuss?
politics
How tall is Ms. Gutierrez?
5'2