In addition to cooking and cleaning, what other duties did colonial girls often have? (5 points)

a) once they reached thirteen years of age, they were responsible for caring for pregnant women and infants.

b) they would often their mothers create household goods like clothing, candles, and soap that could be traded.

c) at fifteen years old, they became responsible for supervising the slaves and servants, and entertaining guests.

d) they were normally responsible for planning the family's religious activities, but their plans had to be approved by their mother.

The role of women during the colonial period was very restricted. The dominant idea was that they were inferior to men and had to obey their authority. Nothing much, besides the religious life and the household duties, were left to women. As expected, colonial girls followed their mothers duties. They learned responsibilities as housekeeping, food preservation, knitting and often help their mothers create household goods like clothing, candles, and soap that could be traded, letter B.

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