Mayflower (ship)

No, the Mayflower was about a century and a half later.

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on they mayflower they had to eat oatmeal,hard biscuts,dried fruit,rice,and salted beef brought from england, but today we have a wide variety of different foods to chose from.

The Mayflower set sail from Plymouth, England, on September 16, 1620. It reached the New World, anchoring in what is now Provincetown Harbor, Massachusetts, on November 11, 1620. The Pilgrims aboard the ship then moved to Plymouth, where they established one of the first successful colonies in America.

The Mayflower sailed to America from Europe, so it went west.

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because they were gay

we dont really know the shape of the mayflower ship exactlybut i know it if 113 feet long and it weighs 180 tons

No. Other ships were here before the Mayflower. The Mayflower came in 1620. Prior to that there were a number of other Explorers including Hudson and Cabot that explored the continent.

The Mayflower was accompanied by one other ship, the Speedwell, during its initial voyage in 1620. However, the Speedwell encountered numerous leaks, leading to the decision to return to England. Ultimately, the Mayflower sailed to the New World alone, carrying 102 passengers.

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The Mayflower was part owned, with three others, by Christopher Jones of Harwich, Essex, UK. It was bought from the Greenland Whale Fisheries Co. in 1606 and hunted whale in the summer months off the coast of Iceland down the North American coast. In the less warm months it traded with mainland Europe and Norway - taking woven fabrics, cottons and ale etc. and bringing back wine from France and anything else that London merchants required.

The mayflower compact was an established tradition of elected Representative serving in the government.

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There were 35 Pilgrims and 66 colonists on the Mayflower. Half died the first winter. Altogether, 101 passengers.
There were 102 passengers, and the crew is estimated to be approximately 30.
While there were 102 passangers onboard the Mayflower (and roughly 30 crewmembers) only 37 were strictly "pilgrims" in the sense that they came from Leiden to find a better place of worship. The others were settlers and servants hired by the Merchant Adventurers.

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Columbus had three ships on his first voyage, the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria.

The Speedwell, was the ship that sailed with the Mayflower. It was mostly for carrying food and supplies for the Pilgrims.

However, the Mayflower had to turn back and return home twice, because the Speedwell, continued to have leakage problems.

So, eventually the Mayflower sailed out alone. Of course doing this, caused a shortage in food and water supplies. It also caused sickness and death for some before they landed in Massachusetts in 1620.

The Mayflower Compact did not establish a comprehensive system of government or outline specific laws; rather, it was primarily a framework for self-governance among the Pilgrims. It did not address issues of representation or individual rights in detail and lacked formal legal authority. Additionally, it did not include provisions for the rights of non-Pilgrims or indigenous peoples.