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Settling New England PILGRIMS AND PLYMOUTH ROCK

Starter – August 29th  What were some of the challenges the Jamestown colony faced? How did the Jamestown colony survive?

The Pilgrims  A pilgrim is a person who makes a journey for a religious reason.  In 1608 a group of religious farmers tried to start their own church in England.  The Church of England would not allow this to happen.  The pilgrims moved to Holland to find religious freedom.

The Pilgrims  The Pilgrims became homesick and were missing their way of life in England.  In 1616 they sent men to England to ask the Virginia Company for a charter to start a colony in North America.

Off To The New World  After returning to England for supplies, these ships were going to take the Pilgrims to America.  All the Pilgrims crowded onto the Mayflower and set out from Plymouth, England in September  The Mayflower was blown off course by storms and reached the coast of what today is Massachusetts in December  The Pilgrims were not sure where they were, but they knew they were not where they were suppose to be.  They called their new colony Plymouth.

The Mayflower Compact  To keep order in the new colony, the 41 men aboard the Mayflower, signed an agreement.  They agreed to make laws for the good of the colony and to obey those laws.  Women were expected to follow the laws even though they were not asked to sign the Mayflower Compact.

The Natives Save The Pilgrims  The first winter was hard.  The weather was cold, there was not enough food, and many settlers became ill.  About half of the Pilgrims died.  Two Indians from the Wampanoag tribe arrived in the spring to help the Pilgrims.  Squanto and Samoset came to Plymouth Colony to help the Pilgrims.  They showed them how to plant squash, pumpkins and corn.  They helped the Pilgrims to survive.

The First Thanksgiving

Peace v. War  For a time the Pilgrims lived in peace with the Wampanoags.  As more English colonists came to settle in Massachusetts, the new people were not friendly toward the Indians.  They settled on more and more of their lands.  The new settlers eventually forced the Indians off their lands.