Squanto

The words came from Squanto who walked into the Plymouth Plantation, one of the earliest English settlements in North America.

• parks

• villages

• cities

It was late in the year when they arrived in what is today Massachusetts, and they had little time to prepare for the winter.

• get ready for

• enjoy

• travel south for

The answer is an incredible tale from the early years of North American history.

• important

• easy to believe

• amazing

George Weymouth was exploring the coasts of Maine and Massachusetts.

• reading about

• drawing pictures of

• traveling along and learning more about

People in England were interested in the natives of this new land.

• plants

• animals

• original people

Squanto was young and curious, so he volunteered to go with Captain Weymouth to England.

• interested in learning more about life

• afraid of new things

• didn’t want to learn more about life

Squanto was young and curious, so he volunteered to go with Captain Weymouth to England.

• asked

• wanted

• refused

Squanto agreed to go.

• said he would

• said he might

• didn’t want to

He planned to sell them as slaves.

• people who worked for other people and were paid

• people who owned other people and made them work without pay

• people who were owned by other people and had to work without pay

In Spain, some monks rescued Squanto from slavery and looked after him for three years.

• felt sorry for him because he was a slave

• sold Squanto into slavery

• saved Squanto from slavery