They meant to go to Virginia but there was a storm that made them go off course and made them go to Massachusetts. The ship was low on provisions and they were out of beer, so the Captain landed them at what is now Plymouth.
They did not go to Jamestown. They set out for Virginia but got blown off course and landed in Massachusetts in 1620.
The Pilgrims were headed to Virginia, but storms and obstacles made them go to Massachusetts.
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Pilgrims chose to settle in Plymouth instead of Virginia primarily due to their desire for religious freedom and the promise of a new life in a more hospitable environment. They initially aimed for Virginia but landed in New England due to navigational errors and adverse weather conditions. The region offered them the opportunity to establish a community based on their beliefs, away from the persecution they faced in England. Additionally, the natural resources and potential for agriculture in Plymouth appealed to their needs for sustenance and settlement.
They did not go to Jamestown. They set out for Virginia but got blown off course and landed in Massachusetts in 1620.
Continuing the course that the Pilgrims had left, they continued to go towards Cape Cod, then into Plymouth. It was the only course that they had, like I said, so basically that's the only course.
The Pilgrims were headed to Virginia, but storms and obstacles made them go to Massachusetts.
Because the Pilgrims wanted to go to Virginia (I think), but they landed at Plymouth Rock, in Massachusetts
the mayflower's intend desnation was the northern of virginia territory at the mouth of the houdson river we know today as manhatten =) heart
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They went to Massachusetts
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They were headed to Virginia, but landed in Mass
Continuing the course that the Pilgrims had left, they continued to go towards Cape Cod, then into Plymouth. It was the only course that they had, like I said, so basically that's the only course.