Students will be able to independently use their learning to understand that 18th century people in New England had needs and wants that were in many ways the same and different from ours today.
Families of the 18th Century English Settlers and Native Peoples in New England
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Topic/Subject Area | Family, Children, Marriage, Courtship; Customs, Holidays, Rituals |
Historical Era | Colonial settlement, 1620–1762 |
Grade Level | Elementary (K–5) |
Creation Date | 2013 |
Last Revision Date | 2024 |
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