Clothing

What Canadian and American fashion share in style as well as what sets theirs apart.

Clothing, from Life in the USA: The Complete Guide for Immigrants and Americans

Here is a brief overview of American holidays, food, clothing and ... languages of native people of North, Central and South America. ... American cuisine was influe

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Colonial Williamsburg - Experience life in the 18th century at America's largest outdoor history museum

Colonial Williamsburg - Experience life in the 18th century at America's largest outdoor history museum

Clothing is a big part of life in North America today, but there's a much longer history here than we always consider. In this lesson, we'll...

Discover the history behind America's western dress – from the 1800s to the present day.

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By the 1700s, clothing styles had changed more. There were not so many deer on the East Coast anymore, so deerskin was harder to get. Most people gave up wearing deerskin and started to wear wool and linen clothing. Because Christian settlers on the East Coast thought it was wrong to show your skin or hair, Iroquois and Cherokee women on the East Coast started …

Ever since the first European invaders came to North America about 1500 AD, people in North America have been changing how they dress. Native American people have started to dress more like Europeans. And European immigrants have started to dress more like Native Americans. In 1500 AD, most people in North America wore leather clothes made of deerskin. These clothes were very …

The native peoples of North America are diverse in culture, language, and ecological adaptations to varied environments. This variation is expressed in their attire. The only major constant in their clothing prior to European contact was the use of the skins of animals—most notab

What To Wear On Vacation has the complete guide to packing your vacation capsule wardrobe for North America. Don't know what to take? Fed up with bringing home clothes you never wore? Want to avoid paying airline baggage fees? Choose your destination, and we'll give you all the advice you need for packing your suitcase.

The native peoples of North America are diverse in culture, language, and ecological adaptations to varied environments. This variation is expressed in ...

Native American clothing history - Most Native people wore cotton and agave clothing and feather cloaks. Further north, people wore bark cloth and deerskins, and sometimes they wore grass skirts.