What does the word Colony Mean?

• the time when crops are gathered

• a place where people settle far from home

• someone who moves to a place that is new to them

• someone who travels to a new place for religious reasons

What does the word Harvest mean?

• the time when crops are gathered

• someone who moves to a place that is new to them

• someone who travels to a new place for religious reasons

• a Wampanoag man who helped the Pilgrims (His full name was Tisquantum)

What does the word settler mean?

• a place where people settle far from home

• the time when crops are gathered

• someone who moves to a place that is new to them

• someone who travels to a new place for religious reasons

What does the word Pilgrim mean?

• a place where people settle far from home

• the time when crops are gathered

• someone who moves to a place that is new to them

• someone who travels to a new place for religious reasons

What does the word Squanto mean?

• a Wampanoag man who helped the Pilgrims (His full name was Tisquantum)

• someone who travels to a new place for religious reasons

• someone who moves to a place that is new to them

• a place where people settle far from home

What did Squanto discover when he returned home after nine years?

• His people were happy Europeans arrived.

• Most of his people had died of disease.

• The Pilgrims were growing food by themselves.

• The Spanish had landed in Plymouth

Where did the Pilgrims land?

• in Plymouth, on the Massachusetts coast

• in a Virginia colony

• in a village in England

• near the Hudson Bay

Which event happened LAST?

• Squanto taught the Pilgrims how to grow crops.

• The Pilgrims and the Wampanoag celebrated the harvest.

• The Mayflower landed in Plymouth.

• The Pilgrims left England to start a colony.

Why is Squanto remembered today?

• He could speak English

• He helped the Pilgrims even though other settlers had mistreated him.

• He was part of the Wampanoag Confederacy.

• Most of his tribe had died of disease

The cornucopia is a horn-shaped container filled with fruits and vegetables. What might the cornucopia represent?

• religious freedom

• the Mayflower

• the harvest

• a long voyage