Most colonial children worked the homestead to help the family survive. Boys often lent a hand in farming or learned a trade while girls contributed by

Question

Group of answer choices

planning entertainment activities

creating household goods

buying and trading

plowing the fields

Answer 1

Girls in colonial times primarily contributed by creating household goods. They were often involved in tasks such as sewing, weaving, cooking, and managing the household, which were essential for the family's survival.