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Htere were 101 passengers on the mayflower how could only 41 of them make an agreement for all?
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∙ 9y ago
The 41 made the decision for the 101 because they were in a position to do so. Most likely, the remaining 60 were women and children.
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How many passengers could the Mayflower carry?
a lot
Agreement by first Pilgrims to make decisions by majority rule?
An agreement by the first Pilgrims to make decisions by majority rule was a compact. The Pilgrims that came over on the Mayflower had to sign an agreement like this before they could board the ship in Europe.
What is a synonym for Mayflower Compact?
A disagreement
When did passengers on the ship mayflower sign a compact agreement to form a government?
I believe it was before they got off the ship so they had it once they hit land because Jamestown had established no rules and fell apart so they wrote the document so that they could refer to it in later conflict.
Which us president's could claim mayflower ancestry?
George Bush is a descendant of two Mayflower passengers, John Howland and Francis Cooke. Other U.S. Presidents with Mayflower ancestors are: John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Zachary Taylor, Ulysses S. Grant, James Garfield, and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
What would the Mayflower Compact allow the people to do that they could not do in England?
The Mayflower Compact aloowed the people to believe in their religion
What class passengers could use the cafe parisien?
frst class passengers
Could passengers on the titanic get on or off?
yes, they could
Why did the Mayflower colonist signed the Mayflower Compact?
= He needed to, so he could confirm the set of laws, also, he probably wanted to.=
Who was the capitan of the Mayflower in 1620?
William Bradfird, but i could be wrong
How many tons could the mayflower hold?
16,000 tons
The Mayflower Compact could best be described as?
The Mayflower Compact was a document of the Plymouth Colony. It is best described as a step toward genuine self-government.
