Exploring the Pilgrim Fathers

What was the name of the ship the Pilgrim Fathers sailed on?

• Nina

• Mayflower

• Santa Maria

• Pinta

In what year did the Pilgrim Fathers arrive in America?

• 1620

• 1621

• 1619

• 1630

What was the purpose of the Mayflower Compact?

• To create a religious doctrine for the settlers.

• To establish trade agreements with Native Americans.

• To outline the rights of the English monarchy over the colony.

• To establish a self-governing framework for the Plymouth Colony.

How did the Mayflower Compact influence future governance in America?

• The Mayflower Compact influenced future governance by establishing self-governance and democratic principles.

• It established a monarchy in the colonies.

• It created a federal government with a president.

• It mandated the use of a single religion across all settlements.

What was the significance of the First Thanksgiving?

• The First Thanksgiving was a military celebration by the Pilgrims.

• The First Thanksgiving was solely a religious event for the Pilgrims.

• The First Thanksgiving marked the beginning of the American Revolution.

• The First Thanksgiving signified cooperation and gratitude between the Pilgrims and Native Americans.

Which Native American tribe helped the Pilgrims survive their first winter?

• Cherokee

• Sioux

• Navajo

• Wampanoag

What were some core beliefs of the Puritans?

• Rejection of community and social structures

• Core beliefs of the Puritans included predestination, the authority of the Bible, moral uprightness, and the importance of community.

• Emphasis on individualism and personal interpretation of faith

• Belief in universal salvation for all individuals

How did Puritan beliefs influence the laws in Plymouth Colony?

• Puritan beliefs influenced Plymouth Colony laws by enforcing a strict moral code based on religious principles.

• Puritan beliefs encouraged a relaxed moral code allowing for personal freedoms.

• Laws in Plymouth Colony were based solely on English common law without religious influence.

• Puritan beliefs promoted complete religious freedom in Plymouth Colony.

Describe daily life for families in Plymouth Colony.

• Families in Plymouth Colony engaged in farming, household tasks, community events, and religious activities, with a strong emphasis on cooperation and self-sufficiency.

• Families primarily focused on hunting and fishing for survival.

• Daily life revolved around constant travel and exploration.

• Households were largely dependent on trade with Native Americans.

What challenges did the Pilgrim Fathers face during their journey?

• Harsh weather, limited supplies, navigational difficulties, disease, and uncertainty in unfamiliar territory.

• Friendly weather conditions

• Expert navigational tools

• Abundant food supplies