You would have to think that the prime motivation was SURVIVAL! They arrived with a minimal amount of materials and had to learn to live off of the land. Planting crops meant having to wait for harvest to get additional food. So they had to learn what vegetation was edible, and had to hunt animals in the forest.
Then there was the shelter requirement. Trees had to be felled to make log homes to live in before the winter snows came.
The reason was to have just and equal laws of the general good of the colony
They felt it was good land for them. Better than Jamestown
religious freedom
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.
One of the most important reason was a genuine concern for the Indians' souls.
the pilgrims, religious separatists,arrived in Nov.& settled at Plymouth.They were seeking freedom from religious persecution
I think the reasons is the most important is secure the blessings of liberty
im glad you see this my way the reason why was because once the pilgrims landed on Plymouth rock they decide they wanted the land of the west and were greedy for more and they had no senseable reason why the took it plus they thought it would be a ideal place.
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The Pilgrims moved to seek religious freedom.
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to be safe
A journey taken for special reason is called an expedition.
to secure religious freedom
To escape religious persecution.
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The reason people have turkey dinners are for the pilgrims
They were English so they were from England and did not go there.
an expeditition is a journey made for a special reason so i guess a long journey
One important reason is religion. Which religion they were I don't remember, probably Puritans or Quakers, either way they were persecuted for their beliefs in their home country.