Most settlers in colonial towns and villages worked in specialized fields, like carpentry or baking. What was the relationship of these workers within the community? They were the most highly paid in the community.
They were the least educated people in the community.
They were all important to the success of the community.
They were respected but not well-paid within the community.

They were all important to success of the community.

B. They were the least educated people in the community.

Explanation:

Most people working in "specialized" fields did not have the abilities to do more advanced tasks outside of what they know (Their specialized ability). Does not mean that they weren't important, as they did a lot of the menial tasks though.

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women in mythology

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