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Historical Insights: Life in 1700s Virginia

Explore the fascinating life of a Virginian resident in the 1700s, from family origins to social status and choices in American independence. Discover the challenges and everyday experiences shaped by the era's dynamics.

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Historical Insights: Life in 1700s Virginia

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  1. Your Assumed Name <Change> – a ___(occupation)____ in Virginia As told to: < _your name _>

  2. Family and Early life • _____ was born into ______ near Williamsburg, Virginia in <year>. His/Her mother was ______________ His/Her father, ______ As a child _____…

  3. Education His/Her early education… Because of his/her social status...

  4. Work Insert Photo Here Starting at age ___ ,<name> started to:

  5. Family Life <Give details here based on the information available or use literary license to imagine a typical life of a person in the 1700’s>

  6. Everyday Life What was life like for a person of this person’s social group at that time.

  7. Choosing Sides: Patriot or Loyalist Possible Side taken in argument regarding American Independence

  8. Conclusion 17__, _____ died. Insert an image here <Try some Word Art here>

  9. Bibliography This Power Point used resources from <Using this style, adapt for the sources you used> • Microsoft Encarta 2000 • www.history.org • www.ajkids.com • www.bigchalk.com • Carson, Cary (editor), Becoming Americans: Our Struggle to Be Both Free and Equal Williamsburg, VirginiaThe Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 1998 • World Book Encyclopedia, Vol. 8, 1998 edition

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