Life in New England Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Why did the school close during the harvest season?

so the boys could work in the fields with their fathers

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What jobs did the colonists do near the coast?

fishing, whaling, and shipbuilding

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What jobs did the girls and their mothers do?

cooked, cleaned, and cared for the children

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What did the women and girls make?

soap and candles

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What was the most important food in the New England Colonies?

corn

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What were the colonists first houses called?

huts

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Where did the children go to school?

one-room schoolhouse

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Why did the colonists need natural resources?

to survive in America

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What did the colonists make with corn husks?

moccasins and baskets

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What were 3 natural resources in the New England Colonies?

lumber, fish, and crops

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What jobs did the men and boys do?

built homes, fished, hunted, and farmed

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What foods did the colonists make with corn?

pudding and cornbread

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What foods did the colonists pick when it was warm?

apples, berries, and nuts

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