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The Mayflower was primarily built of oak, a sturdy and durable wood, which was common for shipbuilding in the early 17th century. It was a cargo ship designed for transporting goods, and its construction featured a flat bottom and a broad beam to accommodate stability in rough seas. The ship also had a square rig and was equipped with sails to harness wind power for navigation.
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Why did they call it the Mayflower?
they called the mayflower because it was built in may
Who built the Mayflower ship?
who built was Christopher Jones
Was the mayflower built in England?
no Spain , retard
What year was the mayflower built?
There is no history of the Mayflower prior to 1607, which is the speculative date of the launch of the ship.
What country was the May Flower built in?
The Mayflower was originally built in England. I hope this helps!
When did the mayflower reach Canada?
THE ANSWER BELOW IS WRONG: The Mayflower never landed in Canada. It landed on the Massachusetts coast where Plymouth was built in 1620.
Name of the first slave ship built in America?
Probably the Desire out of Salem Massachusetts.
When was the Mayflower ship built?
It set sail on August 15, 1620 and reached Cape Cod on November 21st.
What is the Last built US dirigible?
The last rigid dirigible built in the United States was the Macon, ZR-5. Non-rigid dirigibles (blimps) are still being built, although Goodyear's Mayflower was the last one to be built by that company.
Who was on the Mayflower II?
The Mayflower II is a reproduction of the original Mayflower that brought the Pilgrims to America in 1620. It was built in the 1950s and launched in 1956, serving as a floating museum and tribute to the Pilgrims' journey. The original Mayflower carried 102 passengers, including notable figures like William Bradford and William Brewster, who played significant roles in the establishment of Plymouth Colony. The Mayflower II aims to educate visitors about this pivotal moment in American history.
What did the pilgrims sail in?
The Mayflower
What ship builder built the mayflower?
John Vassall, a Hugenot who fled to England from France a few years before the massacre of Hugenots by Catholics on St. Bartholomew's Day in August 1572, was builder and owner of the Mayflower and other ships.
