"Of Plymouth Plantation"

Surprisingly, no passengers died aboard the ship on the passage across the ocean to the New World.

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The ship arrived in the New World during the winter, a bad time for planting seeds.

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Out of the 100 original passengers on the ship, about 10 died the first 2 or 3 months in the New World.

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The Native Americans and settlers agreed to a peaceful treaty, which had several terms or conditions.

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Squanto was an Indian who helped Bradford's colony tremendously by showing the settlers how to plant and grow food.

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Samoset was the Native American who could speak the best English, so helped communication between the tribe and the settlers.

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Pocahontas was a Native American who helped Bradford's colony by saving it from attacks.

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Though the Puritans left England for religious reasons, "Of Plymouth Plantation" was simply a journal of their time in the New World and did not mention their faith in God.

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John Carver, the first governor of Plymouth, died after injuries from being struck by a wild boar.

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There were so many Puritans who became sick in the settlement that the few who were well decided to band together and take care of those who were ill.

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