3. 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 4 th President of the USA

4. 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

5. Tools  Saws  Chisels  Hammers

6. 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

7. Literature and Music  Drum roll please…  Fife: flute like instrument  Snare drum  Bass Drum

8. Shelters or Houses  The houses looked a lot like houses today except more grand and mostly white. They mostly had chimneys

9. Clothing  Men wore a banyan, breeches and a coat  Women wore a cap, cloak and gown

10. Crafts and Games  Board Games  Puzzles  Rolling hoops  Walking on stilts  Nine pins

11. Food  They had Peanut soup, Classic Shepard pie and Gingerbread

12. Webliography ,. "Founding Fathers of the United States." Wikipedia. October 9,2014. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 3 November, 2014.. ,. "Thirteen Colonies." Conservapedia. April 13,2014. Conservapedia. 3 November, 2014..  Guterba, Linda. "Colonial Life:Life in Colonial America." Kid Info. 2014.. 3 November, 2014..