Social Studies Chapter 3, Lessons 3-4

What date did the Mayflower set sail for New England?

• September 14, 1420

• September 16, 1640

• September 16, 1620

• September 16, 1420

To pay for their trip, shelter, food and supplies, the Separatists had to work for the Virginia Company for ____ years.

• 7

• 6

• 12

• 8

The first Thanksgiving, the Pilgims shared their harvest and ate with the _____.

• Wonderings

• Wampanoags

• Wampaloompas

• Women

_______ was the leader of the Puritans.

• John Window

• John Willow

• John Winter

• John Winthrop

Only the men in the Plymouth colony had to work.

• True

• False

The document signed to promise to work together and hold meetings on important issues was called _____.

• Northwest Passage

• Mayflower Compact

• Mayflower Contract

• Plymouth Compact

The Pilgrims called their new home _________.

• New England

• New France

• New Plymouth

• Plymouth

A _________ is a person who goes on a long journey, usually for religious purposes.

• Puritan

• Pilgrim

• Separatists

• Indigenous Person

The __________ wanted to separate from the Church of England.

• Puritans

• Separatists

• Separators

• Specialists

The __________ felt it was their duty to convince the Indians to become Christians.

• Pilgrims

• Wampanoags

• Puritans

• Indigenous People