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What discovery changed the lives of early Native Americans?

as for most early civilizations it was the discovery of fire that changed their lives.


How did the discovery of fire change peoples lives?

The discovery of fire changed lives in a way such as cooking,heat source also a good light source it changed much of war also.Such as cannons,flaming arrows,and much other early forms of war fair


What type of event led to growth the international ladies garment workers Union?

A fire that cost many lives


What hardships did colonist in New Jersey face?

ALL of the colonies had hard lives! Did you ever hear of the saying "no pain, no gain?" If someone wanted breakfeast they would have to feed the chickens before fetching the eggs, then light a fire, cook the egg and sit down for two minutes to eat. If people wanted to make money or even get food they had to work hard.


How was fires started in Colonial America?

Some rocks, like flint, when struck together will create a spark into kindling. Gunpowder had been invented and could be used to light a fire with a spark. Fire can be started by friction using a sticks and spinning on against the other using a bow like arrangement. In many cases the colonials did not let the fire go out. You would "bank" your fire with ashes so it would be there in the morning. People would share coals to start new fires. People would leave a candle burning so they could start a fire in the morning. The technology in firearms made the use of flint a dependable fire starter with the development of "lighters" that used the flintlock from the muskets. .