1. The Colonies
By: Hayden D.

2. Founding Fathers
Four of the founding father are Ben Franklin, George Washington, John Adams, and John Jay. Ben Franklin invented the lighting rod bifocals, the Franklin Stove, a carriage odometer, and the glass armoniaca. George Washington was the first president of the United States. John Adams was the first vice-president, and the second president of the United States. John Jay was the president of the Continental Congress.

3. 3 Regions of the 13 Colonies
New England Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. Middle Colonies New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware
Southern Colonies
Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia

4. 3 Regions of the 13 Colonies Part 2
New England
Fishing, whaling, trapping, shipbuilding, and logging.
Middle Colonies
Farming grains and oats, logging, shipbuilding, and papermaking.
Southern Colonies
Farming
Rice
Indigo
Tobacco
Sugarcane
cotton

5. Slavery
Slavery came to America so the people who owned plantations could have people to work on the farms and they didn’t have to pay them.
The South became most dependent on slavery because the south had the most plantations and they needed workers.

6. Tools
Saws
Hammers
Chisels

7. Jobs in Colonial Times
Cooper: Creator of casks for everything from wine to gunpowder.
Blacksmith: Creator of hardware for homes and tools for fellow tradesmen.
Gardener: fine gardens, tools, plants, and colonial techniques.

8. Literature and Music of Colonial Times
Fifers and drummers were an important part of 18th century history.

9. Crafts and Games of Colonial Times
In 18th century the children played board games, puzzles, cards, rolling hoops, and walking on stilts.

10. Middle class peoples houses:
Shelter and Houses
Poor peoples houses:
The poor had 1 room, and everything was done in this room.
Middle class peoples houses:
The middle class has 1 to 2 rooms an attic and a keeping room
Rich peoples
Houses:
The rich lived on large plantations or English mansions

11. Furnishings & Food
Furnishings The furnishing included panties, a table, and a fireplace. Food If you lived by the sea you would eat lobster, and you lived inland you would eat rabbit and squirrels. Everyone ate corn.

12. Clothing Men: Woman: Shirt Stockings Hat and coat Waistcoat Breeches
Shift
Hooped petticoat
Stockings
Shoes and hat
Lace neck kerchief
Stomacher
Lace apron gown
Silk petticoat
Men:
Shirt
Stockings
Hat and coat
Waistcoat
Breeches
Shoes

13. Education Small one room School master taught everyone
Paid teacher with corn
Boys stayed longer than girls

14. THE END

15. Webliography http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Washington