Colonial Family and Marriage?
Colonial family and marriage? part II
The religion in colonial times.
What type of food did they eat in colonial times.
100

How many children did the average family have in colonial times?

The average family had around 10 kids.

100

Back in colonial times what type of people could be in the colonial families?

Back in colonial times, the families would have included grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins, and stepchildren.

100

Was religion an important part of colonial history?

yes, Religion was an important part of colonial life.

100

What type of food did they eat?

They ate beans, crabs, vegetables, and stew

200

Did every woman get a guaranteed marriage back then yes or no?

Yes because they were outnumbered by men.

200

When did people in colonial times usually marry?

People would usually marry in their early to late twenties.

200

Where houses searched to ensure that everyone was at church?

Yes, peoples houses were searched to ensure they were at church.

200

Where did they eat?

They ate in groups while they socialized and prayed.

300

what were children expected to be like back then?

Children were expected to be productive members of the family such as the boys did all the hunting and all the girls did all the cleaning.

300

Who outnumbered who Men or Women?

Men

300

Was the church the most important building in the community?

Yes, The church was the most important building in the community and was used for all public gatherings and meetings.

300

Why were their diets different from enslaved people's?

The wealthy people had more money to buy more ingredients for flavour and extra spice.


400

Were indentured servants allowed to marry yes or no?

No, indentured servants were not allowed to marry.

400

Did People remarry quickly or no

Yes


400
Inside the church, there were rows of wooden benches, called what? Also what did the preacher stand on?

The wooden rows are called pews and the platform that the preacher stands on is called a pulpit.

400

Why was it more reliable for the Lower Sorts people to get food for free

They lived near London Town and the Chesapeake Bay which was an advantage to crab, fish, and catch other water animals for free.

500

Did married women give birth to a lot of children True or false?

True but the children often died before they reached adulthood because of malaria, and adults died young too.

500

Did adults die young or live old

died young

500

How long could a churh service last?

The service could last as long as five hours a day.

500

What was a popular way Africans cooked to make it less time consuming 

They called it Slow Cooking.

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