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They didn't first land in Plymouth they first landed in Provincetown in 1620
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Why did the pillgrims name the land plymoth?
== == == == The pilgrims first landed on plymoth in 1620!!!!!!!!!
Who founded Plymoth?
The pilgrims
When did the pilgrims travel to the new world?
The first colonists in Plymoth colony arrived in 1620
Who were the people in Massachusetts?
The first people in Massachusetts were the Native Americans. Then, the pilgrims later came on the Mayflower to Plymoth rock in Massachusetts. The Pilgrims went their for religious freedom.
Where did the settlers anchor their ships in the northeast?
It depends the pilgrims docked on plymoth rock but the first colonist came to Virginia.
What is the name of the clony that the Pilgrims started?
The Pilgrims started a colony named Plymoth Rock in Massachusetts.
Where did the pilgrims start a colony in 1620?
Plymoth Rock, Massachusetts
Why did the pilgrims go to Plymoth?
a storm blew their ship off coarse.
Who were the first people in Massachusetts?
The first people in Massachusetts were the Native Americans. Then, the pilgrims later came on the Mayflower to Plymoth rock in Massachusetts. The Pilgrims went their for religious freedom.
In what present day Massachusetts town did the pilgrims arrive on November 11 1620?
plymoth
When did the mayflower land at plymoth?
In 1602, and contrary to popular belief, the Mayflowerdid not land at Plymouth Rock; it landed in what is now Virginia, possibly at Cape Cod. The Puritans (pilgrims) only established a colony at Plymouth.
Where did the pilgrams land at?
they landed on a rock and named it plymoth
