If the question is referring to "the Pilgrim Fathers" - there were no cities in America when they arrived. Cities may have developed in places they settled, but they settled in wilderness.
The Mayflower was used to get the pilgrims to America. If you heard of Christopher Columbus then you heard of pilgrims and if you heard of pilgrims you heard of the Mayflower.
The Pilgrim Fathers knew how difficult settling the new land would be, and felt unity was the quality they needed most. There had already been some dissension on board the Mayflower, when some let it be known they had no obligation to obey the rules of the Pilgrims. As a result, they decided to make the Pilgrims responsible for their behavior, by preparing and getting them to sign the Mayflower Compact. Once ashore the hardships began with nearly half of their number being wiped out due to lack of food, disease and exposure.
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The Pilgrims, aka Pilgrim Fathers, landed at Plymouth Rock (Massachusetts) in 1620. They were mostly Brownist English Dissenters, who (while generally Calvinist in their beliefs) wanted to be separate from the Church of England.
Pioneers or pilgrim fathers
The same as other pilgrims, because of being persecuted for their religion
I think you mean the Pilgrim Fathers
Pioneers or pilgrim fathers
If the question is referring to "the Pilgrim Fathers" - there were no cities in America when they arrived. Cities may have developed in places they settled, but they settled in wilderness.
The Pilgrim Fathers sought religious freedom in the New World, facing difficulties such as harsh weather, limited resources, and conflicts with indigenous peoples. The poem highlights their struggle for freedom and the challenges they encountered in establishing a new settlement in a foreign land.
The Pilgrim Fathers traveled on the Mayflower
H. G. Tunnicliff has written: 'The story of the Pilgrim fathers' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony)
The Pilgrims were a group of religious separatists who left England seeking religious freedom and a means of maintaining a distinct communal identity. It was the Pilgrims (literally meaning travelers) who landed at Plymouth, Massachusetts, and began the European settlement of that region of what is now the United States. They are called the Pilgrim Fathers because they were the parents (biologically at first but later only in a general historical sense) of most of the population who came to live in that region.
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They were the Pilgrim Fathers. They had traveled from Plymouth, England in the Mayflower (name of the ship), to Cape Cod , Massachusetts in 1620. They were separatists from the Church of England.
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