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From left to right Leo, Fikirte, and Aziza. 

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From left to right Leo, Fikirte, and Aziza. 

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Welcome! We are the creators of this web site.

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Welcome! We are the creators of this web site.

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Colonial Women did not have the right to vote.

Colonial Women did not have the right to hold and form of public office.

Colonial Women did not have the right to serve on juries.

Could not buy property.

Could not make a contract.

Could not sue or be sued in court.

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Cooking,Heating, Lighting, Housework, Clothes, Laundry, Tending the sick, Childcare and Caring for Livestock.

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“You cannot continue to victimize someone else just because you yourself were a victim once—there has to be a limit”
― Edward W. Said

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Check out this site for facts about Colonial Women. The roles and rights of Colonial Women. Interesting Facts and information about Colonial Women,

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This is a video of women in colonial times.

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This is a video of women in colonial times.

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A video I made for my History research project. This video shows the different tasks women in Early America performed at home.

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The life of women in colonial America was very challenging.The roles of women were determined by wealth, religion, and status. Women were expected to help men in the farms for plantation, cutting trees, milking cows and raising children.

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The life of women was focussed on the home. The homes of Colonial women had no running water, no bathrooms or indoor toilets. Lighting was provided by candles and whale-oil lamps.