Daily life in the 1600s To understand what life was like in the 1600s, try to imagine a world without the convenience of things we take for granted today. Life without electricity, running water, cars, telephones, bathrooms, shopping centres, and clothing stores--can you imagine that? Now take one of these examples a move further: Without electricity, there are no lights at night, no refrigerators, no microwaves, and no televisions. How did people survive? Life in England in the seventeenth century revolved around work. And residents of that country had the benefits of cleared land, conventional homes, and available food markets. Immigrants to the New World had to clear
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