Yes, in Semptemmber 1620 about 100 pilgrims crowded into a small ship called the Mayflower. A storm battered the Mayflower on its long journey accross the Atlantic Ocean. the ship was pushed off course. Instead of arriving in Virginia thay landed much farther up north at Cape Cod. The pilgrims decieded to settle in New England.
They chose a rocky harbor the english called Plymouth.
Continuing the course that the Pilgrims had left, they continued to go towards Cape Cod, then into Plymouth. It was the only course that they had, like I said, so basically that's the only course.
Pilgrims wanted to go to Virginia to begin a new life in a new place. They envisioned a life with more freedom and land they could own for themselves and their families.
The pilgrims had left England for Holland to flee religious persecution. They left Holland after disliking the "dutchification" of their children. The pilgrims were separatists who wanted to remain English but wished to be free to practice their religion. They secured a charter to go to Jamestown, their original destination, but were blown off course. After scouting the surrounding area the pilgrims finally settled at Plymouth Plantation.
Squanto ad Samoset were two Indians who helped the pilgrims of plymouth. Squanto and Samoset shared food with them. They also taught the pilgrims the Native American way to plant corn, go hunting,and also go fishing. they showed them how to plant veggies and fish also to hunt
the Pilgrims got off their ship in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
The pilgrims went to Plymouth because they didn't want to be indentured servants.
The pilgrims went to Plymouth because they didn't want to be indentured servants.
The Pilgrims were headed to Virginia, but storms and obstacles made them go to Massachusetts.
The Plymouth Pilgrims went to the Americas because where they came from ,all had to believe in a certain religion.The Pilgrims did not believe or want to believe in this certain religion.This is why the Pilgrims moved,so that they could believe in they're own religions
it took about 50 years
Continuing the course that the Pilgrims had left, they continued to go towards Cape Cod, then into Plymouth. It was the only course that they had, like I said, so basically that's the only course.
They couldn't find shelter,food or fighting the elements (weather)
They meant to go to Virginia but there was a storm that made them go off course and made them go to Massachusetts. The ship was low on provisions and they were out of beer, so the Captain landed them at what is now Plymouth.
Pilgrims wanted to go to Virginia to begin a new life in a new place. They envisioned a life with more freedom and land they could own for themselves and their families.
Plymouth was where the Pilgrims first landed in the Americas from Holland. People in Plymouth were Puritans and had to go to church every Sunday. They were very strict about religion. If you disagreed with a Puritan teaching you were thrown out of the colony.
Because the pilgrims where in wore and the needed some where to go
They didn't stay in Cape Cod because the waters were too shallow for ships to come and go. They settled in Plymouth, which is in present day Massachusetts.