Title: Colonial Culture - New jersey colony
Headings: COLONIAL CULTURE
COLONIAL CULTURE
Daily Life
Architecture
CLOTHES
Art
Art in the colony was mostly portraits.
FOOD
CRAFTS
Music

Content: Two windows framed a central doorway, it was two stories instead of just one, and had five windows facing outward on the second floor. It's still one of the most common house layouts today. CLOTHES
Clothing was still very heavy and proper. Through most of the Thirteen colonies men wore a shirt, breeches, a waistcoat, and a coat, while women wore dresses often with petticoats. Both had similar, sometimes the same accessories, such as a wig, stockings, a hat/bonnet, and similarly fasioned shoes. Childeren of either sex wore gowns and slippers. At the age of about twelve boys were permitted to wear breeches and a shirt. Art
Art in the colony was mostly portraits. FOOD
BREAKFAST: Breakfast was usually porridge, bread, or the mixture of both
DINNER: