What people ate for lunch in colonial America

Day-to-day life in the colonies consisted of long hours and hard work in order to survive.

A Day in the Life of a Settler in Colonial America

U.S. History

T here was no one typical day in colonial America — the experiences of colonial families differed based on their location, economic status, and individual circumstances. But whether you were a farmer, a merchant, or a wife and mother, day-to-day life in the colonies consisted of long hours and hard work in order to survive.

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