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The pilgrims were able to survive their first winter with the help of?
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the indians!
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What is so important about the year 1620?
1620 was the year that the Mayflower departed from England and landed at Plymouth Rock. It is an important date in the history of America's colonization because the pilgrims were able to survive the winter on their own without the aid of a European government.
How many pilgrim and Plymouth adult married women survived the first winter to prepare the meal?
The ship had 102 passengers and of that number 60 were Pilgrims. For the first months they stayed on the Mayflower and in March finally were able to move from the ship. More than half of the settlers became sick and died. The numbers are not listed and I wasn’t able to find one. I do know children were the first to go.
Many people like the Pilgrims came to America to be able to worship as they pleased. What did that eventually lead to?
The first amendment of the bill of rights.
What were the reasons that the pilgrims were able to survive early hardships in their settlement?
Tobacco planting became very popular and made them very rich Women, children, and slaves helped with everything such as farming and they had a representive government
Why were the pilgrims able to be successful in the second year of the new world?
God protected them
Why were the Pilgrims able to stay in a Native American village during their first winter in New England?
Because the Indians helped them survive (wether or not they wanted to) The village was abandoned because its original inhabitants had died of disease
How were the pilgrims able to survive?
When the pilgrims first moved to North America, the whole community planted in the same field and would share the crops. Which led to shortage of food. But then they were allowed to have their own private garden which they worked harder on and that led up to a surplus of food, therefore, they were able to survive.
How are evergreens able to survive the cold winters of the subarctic?
How are evergreens able to survive the cold winter of the subarctic
How are evergreens able to survive the cold winters the subarctic?
How are evergreens able to survive the cold winter of the subarctic
Is an oak tree able to survive in winter?
it eat it fruit
How is an oak tree able to survive in winter?
it eat it fruit
What is so important about the year 1620?
1620 was the year that the Mayflower departed from England and landed at Plymouth Rock. It is an important date in the history of America's colonization because the pilgrims were able to survive the winter on their own without the aid of a European government.
Why is the tree able to survive the winter and grow new leaves the following spring?
Cellular respiration.
Where do wild horses go in winter?
In the winter, wild horses really do not go anywhere. They are naturally able to survive the harshest and coldest conditions.
What was the reason trouble started between the pilgrims and the Native Americans?
At first the Pilgrims and the Native Americans got along well but as more and more settlers arrived and they demanded more land, the relationship between the Native Americans and the Pilgrims snapped and they went to battle in King Philip's War.
"Why do we grow hair when we enter puberty"?
To be able to survive during winter hunting in the forest.
Which explains how the Pilgrims survived their first winter?
The Pilgrims stayed in an abandoned village whose original inhabitants had died of disease. Apex, you cheater
