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Did the pilgrims or puritans sail to the new world in the 1600's?
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Did the pilgrims or the puritans sail to the new world in the 1600s?
It was Colonial America,the Puritans
Who was the first man to sail round world?
Magellan was the first person to sail all the way around the world!
What year did columbas sail the new world?
1492
The first Englishman to sail around the world was .?
Sir Francis Drake
How many days did it take to sail from England to the new world?
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Did the pilgrims or the puritans sail to the new world in the 1600s?
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Did the Pilgrims or the puritans sail to the new world in the 1600?
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Did the pilgrims or puritans sail on the mayflower?
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In which direction did the Pilgrims sail to get to the New World?
The answer is South. The pilgrims traveld south
Did the pilgrims sail to the new world in 1600?
in 1620
Why did pilgrims want to sail to new world?
i hate this ship guys it's cold jared likes guys
Where did the pilgrims sail from?
The Pilgrims sailed from England.
Did the puritans sail on the Mayflower?
no
Were did the pilgrims sail from?
England
What were the two ships the pilgrims set sail for the new world?
The Nina the pinta and the santa maria
The pilgrims set sail on 2 ships. which one didnt make it to the new world?
speedwell
The country from which the Pilgrims set sail?
The Pilgrims set sail on the Mayflower on September 16, 1620, from Plymouth, England. The 102 passengers along with around 30 crew members arrived in the New World in November, 1620.
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