Question

1. When did England interested in America? 2. Wnen did the Mayflower sail to America? 3. What port did the people sail from? 4. Why did the people want to leave England for America? 5. When did they reach America? 6. Who was on board the ship? 7. What did they call the new country?

Answer 1

1. England become interested in America of the seventeenth centure.
2. "Mayflower" sail to America on the 21st of September.
3. People sailed from the English port of Plymouth.
4. They wanted to start a new life and to have no problems with the church.
5. They reached on the 21st of November.
6. On the "Mayflower" there were seventy-four men and twenty-eight women.
7. They called that part of the country "New Englans".

Answer 2

1. England's interest in America began in the late 16th century, particularly during the Elizabethan era. During this time, England started exploring and establishing colonies in North America.

2. The Mayflower sailed to America on September 6, 1620.

3. The Mayflower set sail from the port of Plymouth, England.

4. The people wanted to leave England for America mainly for religious freedom. The Pilgrims, who were aboard the Mayflower, were seeking a place where they could practice their Puritan faith without persecution.

5. The Mayflower reached America on November 21, 1620. It landed in what is now known as Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

6. On board the Mayflower, there were 102 passengers, including around 35 Pilgrims and other settlers seeking new opportunities in America. Notable figures among them were William Bradford and William Brewster.

7. The new country established by the Pilgrims and other settlers in America was called the Plymouth Colony. It was one of the earliest English colonies in North America and played a significant role in the history of European settlement in the New World.