Virtual Field Trip- Plimoth Plantation

In which year did the English colonists arrive in Plymouth, Massachusetts?

• 1622

• 1623

• 1621

• 1620

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What does the word 'Wampanoag' mean?

• People of the morning

• People of the evening

• People of the afternoon

• People of the night

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What was the main reason for the English colonists to move to New England?

• To trade with the Native people

• To explore new territories

• To find new land for farming

• To escape persecution for their religion

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What was the duration of the voyage for the English colonists to reach America?

• Exactly 2 months

• More than 2 months

• More than 3 months

• Less than a month

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What material was used to cover the houses of the English colonists in Plymouth?

• Bricks

• Wood

• Straw

• Reeds and cattails

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What is the main reason for the Wampanoag to fast on a day of Thanksgiving?

• To remind themselves of their thankfulness

• To remember their ancestors

• To pray for good health

• To show gratitude for the harvest

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What is the first berry that ripens of the year for the Wampanoag people?

• Blackberry

• Strawberry

• Raspberry

• Blueberry

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What is the main material used for making clothing by the English colonists?

• Linen

• Cotton

• Wool

• Silk

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What is the main material used for making clothing by the Wampanoag people?

• Cotton

• Wool

• Silk

• Leather

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