Semester Dos, Blog Tres

I would have still been an architect in the 1700's. I still would have done the dirty work as well as more responsibility. I would hopefully be working in the north, where architecture was prosperous. If I were working in Massachusetts I would have had to wait until 1836 when the first child labor laws were enforced so any wrong doing would be equally punishable as if I was an adult. Architects also needed some form of education and special training. If this were REALLY the 1700's I probably would not be working as an architect. If I wanted work, (or if someone required my work) I would be in a low paying factory line of some sort (or the military).