Plymouth Rock and the Pilgrims Journey to the New World

Plymouth Rock narrates its story, starting from the arrival of the Pilgrims in 1620. The Pilgrims faced a harsh winter but were aided by Squanto, an English-speaking Native American, who taught them farming techniques. This collaboration led to a successful harvest and the first Thanksgiving celebration, establishing a tradition of gratitude. Plymouth Rock, now a historical landmark, reflects on its significance and the visitors it receives.

What year did the Pilgrims arrive at Plymouth Rock?

• 1630

• 1610

• 1640

• 1620

What was the first action taken by the Pilgrims upon arriving?

• Built houses

• Named the place

• Planted crops

• Held a meeting

What was the name given to the rock by the Pilgrims?

• New World Rock

• Mayflower Rock

• Pilgrim Rock

• Plymouth Rock

What season did the Pilgrims face significant hardships?

• Summer

• Autumn

• Winter

• Spring

What did the Pilgrims rely on during their first winter?

• Their own supplies

• Local wildlife

• Imported goods

• Native assistance

Who helped the Pilgrims learn to farm in the New World?

• Plymouth

• Squanto

• John Smith

• Christopher Columbus

What did Squanto teach the Pilgrims?

• Building

• Farming

• Fishing

• Hunting

What was the outcome of the Pilgrims' first successful harvest?

• They moved back to England

• They celebrated Thanksgiving

• They built a new ship

• They expanded their settlement

What did the Pilgrims do to show gratitude for their successful harvest?

• Traveled to another land

• Built a church

• Held a feast

• Wrote a book

What is the significance of Plymouth Rock today?

• A government building

• A religious site

• A tourist attraction

• A forgotten landmark