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Colonial Occupations

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Colonial Occupations

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Group members:Jakob B

Gideon A

Pearl S

Deva L

Keren K

Devorah C

Ezra C

Alex L

Dahlia A

Isaac B

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Blacksmith The blacksmith worked with iron and steel

He had to be an apprentice for many years.

He bent metal into many different shapes.

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Silversmith

The silversmith melts and molds metal into shapes for colonists to use.The silversmith often made designs in the metal.He would usually own his own shop.

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Tailor

The tailor made hats, dresses and shirts

The tailor needed to know how to sew and make cool patterns

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Chandler

The chandler was the colonial candle maker.

There were two types of chandlers, tallow chandlers that used animal fat and wax chandlers.

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Carpenter

The carpenter made anything out of wood but rarely made designs.

They built houses and roofs for people's homes.

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CooperA cooper is a barrel maker

The cooper's family owned a business and passed the business down in his family

Barrel makers use cool tools

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GunsmithThe gunsmith had similar

skills to other smiths.Colonists used guns for

hunting.

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Wig maker

The wig maker used animal grease and hair nets to make the wigs.

A famous wig hairstyle was called a lovelock which was a side ponytail with a curl.

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