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         <title>What was life like for an 18th Century Western farmer?</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>• Wealthier farmers owned more acres of land than less wealthy farmers.<br>• Some westerners thought that the region was an unlimited personal opportunity. <br>• They fished, crafted, grew plants, practiced medicine, and banked<br><strong>• </strong>Women's options were limited because of social traditions and customs at the time<br>• Western farmers lived in log cabins that consisted of a fireplace, stools, and a mattress made of corn husks<br>• In a large family, there could be children, parents, grandparents, in-laws, and cousins<br>• To clear room for farming, farmers ripped off a strip of bark a few feet up and the tree was left to die<br>• It was difficult to provide education for the children because there were no established schools, teachers, and children had to work<br>•Economically successful people had brick and stone houses&nbsp;<br>•Houses used to have extended family living there.<br>•Western agriculture was shaped by climate, soil, technology and market for fertile land.</div>]]></description>
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         <title>What was life like for enslaved people on an 18th Century Virginia farm?</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>• Women cooked, cleaned, gardened, and took care of the kids.<br>• parents were often separated<br>• Mens jobs included; hanging tobacco, drying tobacco, and building/repairing on the farm<br>• In their set ''free time'' they often visited friends and family, made music, and told stories<br>• There were fewer then five slaves including children on small farms<br>• Most farmers did not teach the enslaved people to read and write. <br>• Sometimes enslaved Africans were allowed to sell some of the things they raised like crops or animals for money. </div>]]></description>
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         <title>What was life like for Children on an 18th Century Virginia farm?</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>• There were different jobs for boys and girls.<br>• Wealthier families hired tutors <br>• They learned simple lessons from a few elementary textbooks, because there weren't many trained teachers.<br>• Wealthy girls attended female academies where they learned literature, languages, and the arts<br>-The girls had to cook, clean, do laundry and perform housekeeping duties</div>]]></description>
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         <title>What was life like for a woman on an 18th Century Virginia farm?</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>• The main job of women was to manage the household, and care for the children and elderly. <br>• They also helped care for the crop, and managed a garden. <br>• To prepare for winter, women dried and pickled foods. <br>• Their lives were constrained by laws, customs, and social traditions.<br>•  Some of their household chores would include laundry <br>• Before winter came, the women would harvest crops and use the materials that they get from the things <br>• They shared in the dangers of migration and the hard labor, but other options were still limited.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>What was life like for a Man on an 18th Century Virginia farm?</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>•&nbsp; Plant Seeds, Transplant Seeds, Worm, Weed and Tend to Crops, Harvest Crops, Pack for Shipping<br>• Militia units were mostly used to keep the peace;&nbsp;<br>• They kept the farm accounts and oversaw the work of slaves&nbsp;<br>•&nbsp; The farmer's main resource was cash crops, typically tobacco.<br>•&nbsp; He builds stuff like the barn, and the fence, and the coops, and other various farm structures.<br>•&nbsp; They had duties to the state such as voting and filling taxes and being jurors.<br>•&nbsp; They also gathered materials such as timber and meat and fur<br>• &nbsp; He hunted various animals and fished for fish</div>]]></description>
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