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Premium member Presentation Transcript Early Settlements and Colonial Families in N.E. and the Chesapeake: Early Settlements and Colonial Families in N.E. and the Chesapeake New England Puritans: New England Puritans Original Settlers c. 1630 Private and Public Role of Puritan Families Family as Patriarchy Women and Marriage Children Puritan Immigration c. 1630: Puritan Immigration c. 1630Function of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Function of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan FamilyFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the foodFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furnitureFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furniture Taught Children to read and worshipFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furniture Taught Children to read and worship Cared for each other when sick or oldFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furniture Taught Children to read and worship Cared for each other when sick or old Institution for maintaining social orderFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furniture Taught Children to read and worship Cared for each other when sick or old Institution for maintaining social order Like a little “commonwealth.”Puritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public LifePuritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public Life Family fundamental unit in societyPuritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public Life Family fundamental unit in society Churches comprised of family unitsPuritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public Life Family fundamental unit in society Churches comprised of family units Family was main economic unitPuritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public Life Family fundamental unit in society Churches comprised of family units Family was main economic unit Main Educational and Religious UnitEnglish Family Life: English Family LifeEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly UnstableEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly MobileEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly Mobile Rapid population increase English Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly Mobile Rapid population increase Loss of agricultural LandsEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly Mobile Rapid population increase Loss of agricultural Lands Movement to urban areasEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly Mobile Rapid population increase Loss of agricultural Lands Movement to urban areas Rise in food pricesThe Family as Patriarchy: The Family as Patriarchy The Family as Patriarchy: The Family as Patriarchy Father the undisputed head of householdThe Family as Patriarchy: The Family as Patriarchy Father the undisputed head of household Control rested on control of property or a craft skillRole of Women: Role of WomenRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submissionRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submission Not permitted to voteRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submission Not permitted to vote Could not question church doctrineRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submission Not permitted to vote Could not question church doctrine Limited to female dutiesRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submission Not permitted to vote Could not question church doctrine Limited to female duties Did have a measure of legal protectionMarriage: MarriageMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriageMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwardsMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwards Bride contributed dowryMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwards Bride contributed dowry Marriage within craftsMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwards Bride contributed dowry Marriage within crafts Most people married (and remarried)Marriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwards Bride contributed dowry Marriage within crafts Most people married (and remarried) Wife abuse common phenomenonChildhood: Childhood Childhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than todayChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differentlyChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differently Rigorous Religious trainingChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differently Rigorous Religious training Children supposed to be obedientChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differently Rigorous Religious training Children supposed to be obedient Sent to live with other families for a timeChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differently Rigorous Religious training Children supposed to be obedient Sent to live with other families for a time Childhood relatively brief You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Puritan family Desiderio Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2237 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (0) Added: January 17, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Early Settlements and Colonial Families in N.E. and the Chesapeake: Early Settlements and Colonial Families in N.E. and the Chesapeake New England Puritans: New England Puritans Original Settlers c. 1630 Private and Public Role of Puritan Families Family as Patriarchy Women and Marriage Children Puritan Immigration c. 1630: Puritan Immigration c. 1630Function of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Function of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan FamilyFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the foodFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furnitureFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furniture Taught Children to read and worshipFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furniture Taught Children to read and worship Cared for each other when sick or oldFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furniture Taught Children to read and worship Cared for each other when sick or old Institution for maintaining social orderFunction of Puritan Family: Function of Puritan Family Raised the food Made clothing and furniture Taught Children to read and worship Cared for each other when sick or old Institution for maintaining social order Like a little “commonwealth.”Puritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public LifePuritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public Life Family fundamental unit in societyPuritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public Life Family fundamental unit in society Churches comprised of family unitsPuritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public Life Family fundamental unit in society Churches comprised of family units Family was main economic unitPuritans in Public Life: Puritans in Public Life Family fundamental unit in society Churches comprised of family units Family was main economic unit Main Educational and Religious UnitEnglish Family Life: English Family LifeEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly UnstableEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly MobileEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly Mobile Rapid population increase English Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly Mobile Rapid population increase Loss of agricultural LandsEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly Mobile Rapid population increase Loss of agricultural Lands Movement to urban areasEnglish Family Life: English Family Life Highly Unstable Highly Mobile Rapid population increase Loss of agricultural Lands Movement to urban areas Rise in food pricesThe Family as Patriarchy: The Family as Patriarchy The Family as Patriarchy: The Family as Patriarchy Father the undisputed head of householdThe Family as Patriarchy: The Family as Patriarchy Father the undisputed head of household Control rested on control of property or a craft skillRole of Women: Role of WomenRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submissionRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submission Not permitted to voteRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submission Not permitted to vote Could not question church doctrineRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submission Not permitted to vote Could not question church doctrine Limited to female dutiesRole of Women: Role of Women Marked by female submission Not permitted to vote Could not question church doctrine Limited to female duties Did have a measure of legal protectionMarriage: MarriageMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriageMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwardsMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwards Bride contributed dowryMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwards Bride contributed dowry Marriage within craftsMarriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwards Bride contributed dowry Marriage within crafts Most people married (and remarried)Marriage: Marriage Sexual desire confined to marriage Affection supposed to develop afterwards Bride contributed dowry Marriage within crafts Most people married (and remarried) Wife abuse common phenomenonChildhood: Childhood Childhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than todayChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differentlyChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differently Rigorous Religious trainingChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differently Rigorous Religious training Children supposed to be obedientChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differently Rigorous Religious training Children supposed to be obedient Sent to live with other families for a timeChildhood: Childhood Shorter and less secure than today Raised differently Rigorous Religious training Children supposed to be obedient Sent to live with other families for a time Childhood relatively brief