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Pilgrims leaving England for north america

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Pilgrims leaving England for north america

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The mayflower set on 16th September 1620 from plymouth uk to voyage to America but its history and story start long before that its passenger were in search of a new life some seeking religious freedom others a fresh start in a different land.

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The 1620 agreement first called the mayflower compact in 1793 was a legal instrument that bound the pilgrims together when they arrived in new England.

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December 12,1787 Engilsh quaker william Penn founded Pennsylvania in 1681 when the king Charles ll granted him a charter for over 45,000 squares miles of land. penn had previously helped found quaker settelements in west New Jersey and was eager to expand his quaker colony.

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Before ever setting foot in north America, the pilgrims spent several years living in holland led by william Brewster and John Robinson, the group initially fled to amsterdam in 1608 escape religious persecution for holding clandestine service that were not sanctioned by the church of England.

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After more then two months 66 days at sea the pilgrims finally arrived at Cape cod on November 11,1620.

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The war is seen as a final attempt to drive out the colonist and is considered the deadliest war America has ever seen the colonist army burned villages as they went killing women and children.

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The great awakening was a service of religious revivals American Christian history historians and the theologians identify.

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The French and Indian war begin in 1754 and ended with the treaty of Paris in 1763, the war provide great britain enormous territory gains in north America.

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Evidence points to several factors that many have contributed to the mass hysteria influx of refugees from king William war with French colonist.

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During the autumn of 1621 at least 90 wampanoag joined 52 English people at what is now Plymouth Massachusetts to mark a successful harvest.