| A | B |
|---|
| Dutch bought Manhattan from these people | Native Americans |
| Manhattan was purchased for about how much money? | One dollar for every square mile |
| Patroon | person who could persuade 50 settlers to come and live on their land |
| How did New Amsterdam develop? | Slowly at first, then more people wanted to come to America |
| Fad | A fashion that is taken up with great enthusaism for a brief period of time, a craze |
| Trend | current style, volgue |
| Fad during colonial time | Beaver Skin Hat |
| Food as a contribution | Fishing, gathered nuts and berries, harvested fruits and vegetables |
| Clothing as a contribution | Dresses, Petticoats, Cloaks, Hats |
| Games as a contribution | Hopscotch, Tennis, Nine Pins, Tag, Checkers, Marbles |
| Occupation as a contribution | Shoemaker, Silversmith, Blacksmith, Brickmaker |
| Gender Roles as contributions | Women are indoor people, Men are outdoor peoeple |
| Holiday traditions as contributions | Thanksgiving, Christmas |
| Peter Stuyvesant | Governor with a wooden leg |
| P. Stuyvesant made changes as governor | Imposed a curfew, Houses close together = spark and burn down the whole row |
| School Teacher | More boys than girls, firewood for the room, dunce cap, mainly used the Bible |
| Silversmith | Made pots, teapots, cups, spoons, jewelry, heat silver to shape |
| Blacksmith | Make out of iron, skilled, used all type of tools, Heat iron to shape |
| Innkeeper | lit lights, clean shoes, stay up until every one is in, carried bags, cook |
| Printer | Used blocks with letters to print words, Spead news, Papers 5 cents, |
| Wigmaker | Boiled hair for 3 hours, shaved customers head, Cost $250, used animal hair |
