Pilgrims and Puritans in New England

This Native American of the Wampanoag's helped Pilgrims raise food, build farms and gather materials.

• Wampanoag

• Massasoit

• Squanto

• Samoset

children didn't go to school but were expected to......

• Find gold

• work

• own land

• text friends in Europe

700 English settlers left England to practice religion freely.  This "City upon a Hill" was called.......

• Massachusetts Bay Colony

• Harvard

• Puritans

• the Mayflower

Which two choices below was most important to Puritans?

• Church & Education

• Slavery & Gold

• Farming & Baseball

• Town Meetings & Indentured Servants

People who wanted to separate themselves from the Church of England were called

• Puritans

• Pilgrims

• Separatists

• Commoners

What was the name of the ship that sailed the 102 English passengers?

(a)  

Complete the sentence:

"The year was ___. The land the ___ was nearing was not completely mysterious.

• 1620

• 1520

• Mayflower

• codfish

The Mayflower passengers already had a name for the land that lay before them. What was that name?

• Cape Cod

• Mayflower

• Jamestown

• Virginia

Why was the Mayflower Compact important?

• It was an alliance with American Indians that helped the Pilgrims survive.

• It was an agreement among the Pilgrims to accept any and all religions.

• It was a royal charter that allowed the Pilgrims to settle in New England.

• It was an example of self-governance as Pilgrims agreed to work together.

How did the Pilgrims' views on American Indians differ from the Puritans' in New England?

• The Pilgrins did not try to convert American Indians, but the Puritans did.

• The Pilgrims had strict rules for American Indians, but the Puritans did not.

• The Pilgrims built Praying Towns, while the Puritans built their City on a Hill.

• The Puritans celebrated Thanksgiving with American Indians, while many Pilgrims starved.