Plymouth is located in present day North Carolina.
Pilgrims are also referred to as "Separatists" and "Saints."
Pilgrims are also referred to as strangers.
The Pilgrims were given their name while still living in England.
The Pilgrims spent many years in Holland prior to making the trip across the Atlantic to establish a settlement at Plymouth.
The first form of government in Plymouth was known as the "House of Burgesses."
The ship the Pilgrims sailed on from England to America was called the "Mayflower."
The original settlers of Plymouth shared similar backgrounds and beliefs.
Squanto (Tisquantum) learned English by reading books left behind by fisherman on the Cape Cod coast.
The first Thanksgiving took place in 1621, when the settlers of Plymouth celebrated their autumn harvest with the local Wampanoag Tribe, who taught them how to grow crops.