Life in Colonial Williamsburg

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Apprentices and Journeymen worked here: The College of William and Mary, The Shoemaker's Shop, The Raleigh Tavern

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The Shoemaker's Shop

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Boys only could attend here: The College of William and Mary, The Shoemaker's Shop, The Raleigh Tavern

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The College of William and Mary

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Colonists could go here to eat and relax after a long day at work

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The Raleigh Tavern

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People would hang announcements here for people to read on Sundays

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Bruton Parish Church

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If you were here you would hear people singing songs about freedom. Where would you be? Options: The Governor's Palace, The Slave Quarters, Bruton Parish Church

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The Slave Quarters

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This is where meetings took place and where laws were voted on

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The Governor's Palace

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Why did people come to visit Williamsburg?

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To go to church, to shop, to visit government offices.

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True or False: All enslaved Africans worked in the fields.

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False

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True or False: Slave quarters had dirt floors and hardly any furniture.

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True

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True or False: Slaves living on the same plantation considered each other family.

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True