Puritans
Where were the Puritans from?
Plymouth England
What was the name of the Indian tribe whose land the Puritans established as their home?
What are the Patuxets?
When did the Mayflower set sail with the Puritans for the New World?
September 6, 1620
What Indian Tribe was Squanto from
Patuxet
What was the name of the baby born on the Mayflower passage?
Oceanus
Why did the Puritans want to leave England for the "New World"?
They wanted the freedom to practice their religion in their own way.
What is name is given to the Indian Chief?
Sachem
Why did the Mayflower almost decide to return to England? What happened
The ship broke a main beam
Why was Squanto the only member of the Patuxet tribe?
The tribe was killed by disease
The Puritans settled on Patuxet land. Today that land is found in the state of? What is the name of this state in America?
Massachusetts
About how many Puritans were there that set sail on the Mayflower for the New World
102
What was the name of the Wampanoag Sachem
What is Massasoit
Where did the Mayflower first land when it arrived in the New World?
Provincetown Harbor Cape Cod, Massachusetts
What tragic event happened to Squanto when he was young
He was kidnapped
What was the name of the other ship that sailed with the Mayflower?
Today we know them as Pilgrims, but back then these Puritans were called what?
Separatists
What is the name of the neighboring tribe of the Patuxets?
Wampanoags
How long was the Mayflower voyage?
65 days
What happened to Squanto when he arrived in Malaga Spain
He was purchased by Spanish Monks
What did Squanto teach the Puritans to put in the ground with the seed
Fish
What did the Puritans mostly use to drink on their voyage to the New World?
Beer
What is the name of the only other English speaking Indian? He was a member of the Wampanoags.
Samoset
Where was the Mayflower hoping to arrive when it came to the New World?
Jamestown Virginia
What Languages did Squanto speak?
Native American dialects, Spanish, and English
How many decks did the Mayflower have?
3 (top deck[sailors], "tween deck"[people], lower deck [cargo]