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Who helped the pilgrims survive the Plymouth colony?
the wampanoagyou mean Plymouth rock the native Americans. they helped how to plant fish and make good crops
What is Plymouth colony's hostile Native Americans?
nipmucks
Who helped Plymouth colony to survive?
Squanto.
Who helped the Jamestown colony survive by giving the colonists corn and saving John Smith's life?
the native Americans
What colony did the pilgrims established?
The Pilgrims established the Plymouth Colony in 1620 in what is now Massachusetts. Seeking religious freedom, they arrived on the Mayflower and signed the Mayflower Compact, an agreement for self-governance. The colony faced challenges, including harsh winters and interactions with Native Americans, but ultimately played a significant role in the foundation of the United States.
Who helped the pilgrims survive the Plymouth colony?
the wampanoagyou mean Plymouth rock the native Americans. they helped how to plant fish and make good crops
What is Plymouth colony's hostile Native Americans?
nipmucks
How many Native Americans are still living at the Plymouth colony today?
i think its about 1000
Who helped the pilgrims to America?
I believe that it is the Indians but you might want to Google it.
What was the reason that virgina was a successful colony?
The Native Americans, such as Pocahontas, gave them assistance and advice on how to survive.
Who helped Plymouth colony to survive?
Squanto.
Who helped the Jamestown colony survive by giving the colonists corn and saving John Smith's life?
the native Americans
What did Native Americans teach early English settelers in Plymouth colony?
Where good places to fish were and how to farm foods such as squash, corn, and pumpkins
What colony did the pilgrims established?
The Pilgrims established the Plymouth Colony in 1620 in what is now Massachusetts. Seeking religious freedom, they arrived on the Mayflower and signed the Mayflower Compact, an agreement for self-governance. The colony faced challenges, including harsh winters and interactions with Native Americans, but ultimately played a significant role in the foundation of the United States.
What colony did the pilgrims start?
The Pilgrims settled in what is now known as Plymouth, Massachusetts. Eventually the settlement would be considered the colony of Massachusetts.
What plants did the Plymouth colony plant?
The Plymouth Colony planted crops such as wheat, barley, peas, corn, and squash. They also planted gardens with herbs and vegetables. Additionally, they cultivated apple orchards for fruit production.
What things did the Plymouth colony have?
Turkeys, invading Pilgrims, corn, cranberries, Indians-- sorry, "Native Americans"-- and a smallish rock that somehow became famous.
