Due to the large abundance of Christian influence in England, there was a large pressure and social expectation to follow Chiristian culture. Participation in religious practices was inbeded in culture and laws of settlements.

Depicts the daily tasks and reponsibilites of Colonial women and their role in society in Colonial settlements

To pay for their voyage and materials to the new land, the colonists had to take out a loan, promising to repay their debts with materials from the new land.

Sunday Fun-day, Sunday was a day of community where only essential work was allowed.

Food shortages in colonies were common, as many had not developed a stable food source yet. To survive, many opened their mind to hunting and high-risk eating habits.