Chapter 3 Lesson 3 Pilgrims and Puritans in New England

For 102 English passengers packed into the _, there was good news and bad news. boat ship Mayflower In fact, the Mayflower passengers already had a name for the land that lay before them: _ _. It was part of a larger area they later called New England. Cape Cod New England Mayflower A _ is a person who goes on a religious journey. pilgrim servant puritan Pilgrims wrote a compact, or agreement, about how they would govern themselves. It was known as the _ _. Mayflower Mayflower Compact indentured The Pilgrims settled at a place they called _. Fort Smith Wampanoag Plymouth A _ helps people who speak different languages to understand each other. translator mentor leader Plymouth was a _ of families. school settlement colony An _ _ is someone who agrees to work without pay for someone else for a set time. indentured servant individual servant amazing servant In many ways, the Massachusetts Bay Colony was like Plymouth. Its founders left England so they could practice their religion freely. They were known as _. colonies settlers Puritans The Puritans believed strongly in _, and they built America's first public schools and libraries. offices schools education