A wife did all the food storage - meats needed to be smoked or salted, vegetables pickled or dried so that the family would have food enough to last all winter. Fruit was dried or preserved with sugar. Milk was converted into butter and cheese to preserve. The wife cooked the meals. A women handmade all the clothes for the family. Shoes were made to order by cobblers, and most homesteading children were lucky to get one pair a year.
Mom also had to do all the washing, which was a three day process. Monday was usually wash day, when the clothes and linen were boiled with lye to get them clean. On Tuesday, the clothes were hung up to dry. On Wednesday, the wife ironed all the clothes with a SAD IRON which was a solid piece of iron that was heated on the stove.
Unmarried women were allowed to claim homesteads.
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Women were very important in Kush society. Kush had a lot of queens. Women could also become priestesses, a very important job in Kush. Sorry, this is all i have so far, Hope it helps! :)
an important one. without the women, their would be no reasons for the soldiers to return to their homes, and there would be no children to raise.
It diminished women's role in many areas of public life.
Unmarried women were allowed to claim homesteads.
Homesteading the Noosphere was created in 1999.
Homesteading occurred in South Dakota from 1860 to 1920. The Homestead Act of 1862 opened up land in South Dakota for homesteading.
Erelu afin
Women were very important in Kush society. Kush had a lot of queens. Women could also become priestesses, a very important job in Kush. Sorry, this is all i have so far, Hope it helps! :)
The budget of Urban Homesteading Assistance Board is 5,400,000 dollars.
the women were important in many ways one is that they treated the wounded. hi Gary
women were not allowed to be in plays during that era, dumbie!
because they wanted food
yes
The motto of Urban Homesteading Assistance Board is 'Co-ops for Communities'.
Women are always important. While you're thinking about this, give your mom a call.