Old-World "Woman's Work" Comes To The Americas

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

Laws Concerning Women in 17th-Century South Carolina

Posted by Barbara Wells Sarudy at 4:27 AM

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Focusing mostly on mankind's evolving history with a special passion for plants, gardens, & landscapes & the changing lives women. I put together several blogs, different in the particulars but similar in the essentials.

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This blog explores the European colonization of the Atlantic coast of North America, & what colonial women could & could not do in those new European colonies. For the most part, 17C women did not take part in the formation of government. Of course, in the 17C, there were also Native American women along the coast.

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