7.1.1 Overview Slave culture in colonial North America was largely a combination of tribal African culture, Christian worship, and resistance
The sense of community and career opportunities for my husband in the area
the narrator states at one point that There were always well-developed plans in Jeeters mind for the things he intended doing
The cohort as a concept in the study of social change
The blacksmith shop features an exhibit entitled Forged in Fire: Rural Blacksmiths that explains the basics of blacksmithing, its importance for farmers ability to maintain the tools needed for their work, and the related trades of woodworkers, wheelwrights, and farriers that farmers also depended on
Flax is grown on the farm and is harvested in the late summer to be made into linen, which the farmer's wife will use to make winter clothing for her family