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People Early Colonies Native Americans and boats Miscellaneous Terms

The Indian who helped the Pilgrims survive by teaching them how to plant corn

Who is Squanto?

The Pilgrims first military captain

Who is Myles Standish?

The Native American chief who befriended the Pilgrims

Who is Massasoit?

The first Governor of the Plymouth colony

Who is John Carver?

The first child born to the Pilgrims, and was born on the voyage over

Who is Oceanus?

A person who travels to a place for religious reasons

What is a pilgrim?

The first laws of the new settlement

What is the Mayflower Compact?

A celebration between the Native Americans and the Pilgrims

What is the Harvest Festival?

People who wanted To separate themselves from the Church of England

Who are the separatists?

People on the Mayflower who were not separatists

Who are the strangers?

The ship that the Pilgrims sailed to the New World on

What is the Mayflower?

A small boat used to go from a large ship to shore

What is a shallop?

To tie down or anchor a boat

What is moored?

Another name for a Native American Chief

What is Sagamore?

The Native American Tribe that first made contact with The Pilgrims

Who are the Pokanokets?

A sickness that settles in the lungs and makes it hard to breath

What is pneumonia?

Something that both sides understand And believe to be true

What is an agreement?

The term meaning covered, and is used to describe the roofs of the Plymouth colony

What is thatched?

A disease that the Pilgrims got because they lacked certain vitamins

What is scurvy?

A large building in the center of town used for prayer, meeting and eating

What is a common house?