The document summarizes information from the website mayflowerhistory.com about the Pilgrims' voyage from England to North America aboard the Mayflower in 1620. It provides details like the captain's name (Master Christopher Jones), number of crew members (30), and place of departure (the Netherlands). It notes 102 passengers embarked, with a baby born during the voyage named Oceanus. The Pilgrims brought few animals. They sighted land on November 9 and spent 1.5 months exploring Cape Cod before settling. Girls and women faced hardships, with most orphans by winter's end. The first Thanksgiving involved just 4 women survivors. Plymouth Rock is now situated at the waterline. Thanksgiving is now a national holiday celebrated the
The document summarizes information from the website mayflowerhistory.com about the Pilgrims' voyage from England to North America aboard the Mayflower in 1620. It provides details like the captain's name (Master Christopher Jones), number of crew members (30), and place of departure (the Netherlands). It notes 102 passengers embarked, with a baby born during the voyage named Oceanus. The Pilgrims brought few animals. They sighted land on November 9 and spent 1.5 months exploring Cape Cod before settling. Girls and women faced hardships, with most orphans by winter's end. The first Thanksgiving involved just 4 women survivors. Plymouth Rock is now situated at the waterline. Thanksgiving is now a national holiday celebrated the
The document summarizes information from the website mayflowerhistory.com about the Pilgrims' voyage from England to North America aboard the Mayflower in 1620. It provides details like the captain's name (Master Christopher Jones), number of crew members (30), and place of departure (the Netherlands). It notes 102 passengers embarked, with a baby born during the voyage named Oceanus. The Pilgrims brought few animals. They sighted land on November 9 and spent 1.5 months exploring Cape Cod before settling. Girls and women faced hardships, with most orphans by winter's end. The first Thanksgiving involved just 4 women survivors. Plymouth Rock is now situated at the waterline. Thanksgiving is now a national holiday celebrated the
. Then go to History and find the following information: o The Mayflower in 1620: Name of the captain: . Number of members of the crew:. o Starting place of their voyage: . The Speedwell: What is it ? .. What happened to her ? . They left England on .. (date) with .. passengers aboard. During the voyage a baby was born, named The Pilgrims didnt bring many animals aboard, only . They finally saw land on (date) It took them . to explore Cape Cod ; from to On the Mayflower there were .. girls; the youngest was year old and her name was .; she was an orphan; the oldest was called and she was . years old. She wasnt an .. , but her family . during the first winter. During the first winter the girls lived , because
At the end of the first winter most of the girls were .
Only . women survived the first winter, but only . of them attended the first Thanksgiving. Remember Plymouth Rock in Tex Averys cartoon. Where is it situated today ?
Some additional historic facts :
Did the Pilgrims celebrate Christmas ?
YES
NO
Today Thanksgiving is a national holiday; this decision was made by
...... in
Today Thanksgiving is celebrated
, instead . o Who decided this ?
o When was it decided upon ?
o Why was it decided
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Homepage: whos Caleb Johnson ? author of the book The Mayflower and her passengers and of this website Then go to History and find the following information: o The Mayflower in 1620: Name of the captain: Master Christopher Jones Number of members of the crew:30 o Starting place of their voyage: The Netherlands The Speedwell: What is it ? a ship What happened to her ? she had to stay in Plymouth, England, she wasnt sea-worthy, she leaked They left England on September 6th 1620 with 102 passengers aboard. During the voyage a baby was born, named Oceanus The Pilgrims didnt bring many animals aboard, only 2 dogs and perhaps a few chickens and pigs. They finally saw land on the early morning of November 9 1620 It took them one month and a half; 6 weeks to explore Cape Cod ; from November 11 14 to December 20 25 1620 On the Mayflower there were 11 girls; the youngest was 1 year old and her name was Humility Cooper; she was an orphan; the oldest was called Priscilla Mullins and she was 17 years old. She wasnt an orphan , but her family died during the first winter. During the first winter the girls lived on the Mayflower , because the Colony was being constructed At the end of the first winter most of the girls were orphans Only 5 women survived the first winter, but only 4 of them attended the first Thanksgiving. Remember Plymouth Rock in Tex Averys cartoon. Where is it situated today ? At the waterline
Some additional historic facts :
Did the Pilgrims celebrate Christmas ?
YES
NO
Today Thanksgiving is a national holiday; this decision was made by President
Abraham Lincoln in 1863
Today Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November ,
instead of the last Thursday o Who decided this ? President Franklin D. Roosevelt o When was it decided upon ? In 1939 o Why was it decided ? Because otherwise it would be too close to Christmas for businesses