The Mayflower carried people, and materials for trade, as well as materials for the sustenance of the people it carried. Many outdated historical texts still claim some outdated things about these first travels to North America.
the mayflower was a cargo ship it ws only made to carry wine .
The Mayflower did not carry apple trees or seeds as cargo. Its primary cargo consisted of passengers seeking religious freedom, along with supplies and provisions necessary for their journey. While the Pilgrims later cultivated apple trees in the New World, they did not bring them on the Mayflower itself.
The Mayflower was a standard cargo ship. It was built in the early 1600s, and was designed to carry wine, vinegar, salt, and furs. It, of course, would have carried food, beer, and water provisions for the sailors aboard as well. These provisions may have included flour, rice, meat, and spices.
The Mayflower, used to carry the Piligrims to America, was a Dutch cargo fluyt.
The Mayflower was primarily a merchant ship, not a dedicated cargo ship. It was originally used for trade and transport before it became famous for carrying English Pilgrims to North America in 1620. While it did carry cargo, its historical significance lies in its role in transporting settlers seeking religious freedom rather than in its capacity as a cargo vessel.
The Mayflower was not specifically designed for a certain kind of cargo, nor were any other sailing ships of the period. She was a general freighter, and is on record as having carried herrings and wine on several voyages. But no doubt she carried other cargo as well before taking the Pilgrims on board: she had been in service for at least 10 years when that voyage was made.
Some are specialist ships carrying grains, cars, ore of some kind or fuel of some kind. Many just carry mixed cargo such as autos, machinery, containers of all sizes.
They carry the satilight food clothing water and all that plus the crew
It was a cargo ship.
I think it was a cargo ship.
The Mayflower wasn't designed to carry passengers like a cruise ship. It had a state room or maybe two, one for the Captain and one for the Executive officer then in the front of the ship was the Forecastle where the deck hands slept. The pilgrims probably slept in the cargo hold next to their belongings. The Mayflower was a transport merchant ship.
The Mayflower was the name of the ship that the Pilgrims sailed on. The Ship, before the Pilgrims' Voyage, was used predominantly as a cargo ship.