How was daily life in the colony of Rhode Island?

Answer 1

Dads worked on the prairies then came home and got wood for fires. Moms would sew and knit sweaters, blankets and aprons. Little girls sewed and played with dolls and little boys played ball or went with there dads

Answer 2

Men gathered firewood for fire and women sewed blankets and quilts. The women also cooked and took care of the children.

what daily life was like in the colony of Rhode Island was hardworking children had to learn from their grand parents their dads worked on prairies and their mothers knitted sweaters and blankets for a job

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Answer 3

People had just arrived from Europe, some for religious freedom (though not all). They rarely saw any Native Americans, and they did not know how to fish or even grow crops. When the winter came (known as the Starving Time) (winter of 1607 i believe, check that fact), people were so hungry they resorted to cannabalism and eating their leather clothes. The few that made the winter out alive seeks and received the help of native Americans. The daily life. Well, the few women there did the cooking and cleaning, after they built houses, while the men made bigger housing plans and/or hunted. hope this helped.

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