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WoreEARLY AMERICA  \nAllison Stark Draper  \nROSEN CLASSROOMPRIMARYSOURCERosen Classroom Books Materials  \nFor my mother  \nPublished in 2002 by The Rosen Publishing Group,Inc.29 East 21st Street,New York,NY 10010  \nCopyright ◎2002 by The Rosen Publishing Group,Inc.  \nAll rights reserved.No port of this book moy be reproduced in any form without permision in witing from the publisher,except by a reviewer.  \nBook Design:Emily Muschinske  \nPhoto Credis:p.3◎At Resource;p.4,5,7,17OArchive Pholos;pp.5,9,14,17,19,20,21 courtesy of Historic Dress in America by EizoberhMcClelln/ilustrations ◎ Sophie B.Steel;p.7,8,13,15◎ North Wind Picture Archives;p.10,11,12◎SuperStock;p.15◎ Thoddeus Harden;p.17◎National Portrait Gallery,London/SuperStock.  \nISBN:0-8239-6178-8  \nManufactured in the Uniled States of America  \n# ontents\n\n1 Copying a King  \n2 Native American Clothing3 Styles Change Slowly4 Dressing Like Their Parents5 Plain and Simple  \n6 Pilgrims Dress With Respect for God7 Cavalier Clothing8 Cavalier Women9 The Puritans  \n10 Early American SoldiersGlossaryIndexWeb Sites  \n4  \n8  \n10  \n121416  \n18  \n20  \n22  \n23  \n24  \n24  \n# Copying a King\n\nIn 1607,a group of 144 English setlers arrived in  \nAmerica.These were the first English settlers in this new land.Their ship landed in the colony of Virginia.The men namedthe town they settled in Jamestown,after King James l ofEngland.The settlers dressed in the style of clothes that theyhad worn in England.In England the best tailors sewedclothes for the royal family.King James I dressed in ajacket called a doublet.The doublet was fitted andhad a high collar.The king also wore baggy,padded shorts called trunk hose.Under the trunkhose,he wore bright stockings that had patternssewn into them.The rich men in England and inthe American colonies dressed like the kingIn this picture of King James I,he is wearing a stiff lace collarcalled a ruff.Rich men and women wore this kind of collar.They wanted to dress like the king.  \nWorking people wore flat collars instead ofruffs.The men in this picture are also wearingdoublets and trunk hose.y  \n# Native American Clothing\n\nThere were thousands of Native American groups in NorthAmerica.Each group had its own way of dressing.NativeAmerican clothing was very different from British clothing.TheNative Americans made clothes from animal skins instead offrom cloth.They scraped the fur from the skins of deer,elk,andmoose.Sometimes the Native Americans decorated the skinswith dyed porcupine feathers.  \nNative American women wore dresses.In the winter,theyalso wore leggings that tied at the knees.They wore shoescalled moccasins.Native American men wore shirts,longleggings,short skirts called breechcloths,and moccasins.Forimportant occasions,Native Americans wore ceremonial  \nclothes.Different groups had different styles of ceremonial dress.These clothes were often decorated with quills and feathers.  \nThese Native American moccasins are decorated with colored beads.The Native American man on the right is wearing a breechcloth.  \n3  \n1…前  \n# StylesChange Slowly\n\nThe American colonists in Jamestown wanted to dress likepeople in England.England was far from America,though.Ittook months to hear of new styles.Clothes also cost a lot ofmoney.All cloth was sewn by hand.Only rich people couldbuy new clothes every year.  \nPeople with less money changed their clothing styles slowly.The farmers and working people in Jamestown wore the sameclothes for years.They even passed down clothes to their childrenand grandchildren.A special piece of clothing,like a fur hat or acoat with a silver clasp,could be passed down in a family for100 years.  \nThe man in this picture is wearing a doublet like the one King James I wore.Hispointy beard is also like the king's.The woman's clothescopy the royal family,too.She is wearing a collar called a ruff.","cbCaimx3Qs4ltHNF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimx3Qs4ltHNF","pdf",3754580,28,"English","# Contents\n## 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