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- 3. Elizabeth Tilley moved in with the Carver household shortly after arriving in the new world because her _____ died.
- 4. How many days did the Mayflower sail through storms and headwinds to reach the new land?
- 5. The Mayflower pilgrims were called _____ because they had resolved to draw away from the Church of England instead of working for change within the established church.
- 7. At age 13 she sailed on the Mayflower with her parents.
- 9. What pilgrim ancestor fell overboard the Mayflower ship and survived?
- 10. The Mayflower's passengers were mostly families who were willing to endure almost anything if it meant they could _____ as they pleased.
- 11. John Howland was the 13th signer of this document.
- 13. The pilgrims owed money to The Merchant Adventurers, the London-based company that had provided their voyage to the new world. It was not until years later, 1648, that their debts were finally _____.
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- 1. How many pregnant mothers set sail on the Mayflower?
- 2. In 1608, years before setting sail for the new world, the Mayflower pilgrims did as other English separatists had done: they left England and emigrated to what country?
- 3. The Mayflower carried 102 of these.
- 6. John Howland was an indentured _____ of John Carver
- 8. John Howland and other Plymouth men established this on the Kennebec river, gathering and selling furs, to help the pilgrims pay their debts to London.
- 9. Who was the pilgrim colony's first governor in the new world?
- 12. The Mayflower pilgrims were called _____ because they believed the Church of England must be purged of its many excesses and abuses.