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The Mayflower passage
By Amy Strunk
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Answer each question. If a question is open-ended make sure to answer in a complete sentence using capital letters and punctuation marks.
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Question 1
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Why was it necessary for the Mayflower to turn back twon times before its full journey began?
The Mayflower was too small, so they went back twice to find a larger ship and eventually set sail on the Speedwell instead.
The boat sailing alongside the Mayflower was leaking. After two attempts to fix it, they decided to sail without a second boat.
The first time, the ship had a faulty rudder that needed repairs. The second time, the Pilgrims realized they did not have enough food for the journey and came back for additional supplies.
English officials kept ordering the ship to come back so they could arrest several Pilgrims on board.
List three typical characteristics of sea travel in the 1600's.
Question 3
3.
How long was the Mayflower's voyage at sea?
Question 4
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Where did the Mayflower finally land?
Off the coast of Europe
Near present-day London, England
Off the coast of Newfoundland
Near present-day Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Question 5
5.
Why was it necessary for some passengers to live on the docked ship for several weeks when the Mayflower first arrived?