Puritans, Pilgrims, and the New England Colonies Review

People who wanted to separate themselves from the Church of England were called

• Puritans

• Pilgrims

• Separatists

• Commoners

People who wanted to purify, or change the Church of England were called

• Separatists

• Puritans

• Commoners

• Pilgrims

The boat on which the Pilgrims sailed to New England on was called

• Nina

• Pinta

• Santa Maria

• Mayflower

A person who goes on a long journey, usually for a religious purpose is a

• pilgrim

• colonist

• puritan

• separatist

This document explained how the Pilgrims would govern themselves by working together and holding meeting to talk about important issues.

• Nina Contract

• Mayflower Contract

• New England Compact

• Mayflower Compact

Why did the Pilgrims not remain in Cape Cod?

• Not enough food

• Poor soil

• Native Americans attacked them

• They didn't like the way it looked

Why did the Pilgrims choose to settle in Plymouth?

• It had water

• It had a good harbor

• It had fields

• All of the above

What did the Pilgrims call their new settlement?

• Jamestown

• Roanoke

• Plymouth

• St. Augustine

The first winter in Plymouth was

• harsh

• many colonists got sick

• many colonists died

• all of the above

Which Native American tribe lived near Plymouth?

• Plains Indians

• Birchbark

• Chitimacha

• Wampanoag