Occupations in the New England colonies were essentially the same as in any place inhabited by western Europeans. They included:
Daily life in Connecticut in the 1600s was very difficult. There were no convenience foods or super centers, so people had to make their own clothes and grow their own food. Similarly, they had to build their own homes, and make them strong enough to withstand bad weather. Colonists had to save up enough food and lumber to get themselves through the winter without freezing or starving.
There were butchers, bakers and candlestick makers.
Shipwrights, wheelwrights, wainwrights, cartwrights and Blacksmiths.
Carpenters, loggers and sawyers,
Farmers, fishermen and hunters.
Swineherds, Shepherds, Goatherds and Milk-maids.
Brewers, Tinkers, tanners, masons, distillers, vinters, Cobblers,
Scribes, Scriveners, weavers, lawyers, apothecaries, magistrates and tailors.
People liked going to Connectiocut is because they liked the eather that they had it had coldness, cool summers, and it was in the north.
I LOVE CONNECTICUT I MEAN WHO DOES'NT!
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tobacco and rice
Assembly members from Massachusetts were chosen to rule Connecticut.
The average life expectancy in the 1600s was about 35 years old.
One of the most interesting aspect of daily life in Connecticut is the early waking up of the residents to either go for work or school to learn. The social aspect after work and during the weekends is another interesting aspect about the same.
horses,wagon, foot, train
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Nothing. He died in the 1600s.
Connecticut wasn't a state in the 1600's, it was the 5th state in the us in 1788, so there were no "Connecticut" schools in the 1600's
The first major settlements were established by the English in the 1630's.
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Connecticut Colony was founded by English settlers in the 1600s. Some people that are recognized as founders include Thomas Hooker and John Haynes.