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Let's see who was in the beginning than the relationship between pilgrims and native Indians.

A. I have helped or have received weapons Indians the Pilgrims? - Even if Native Americans have lived here for centuries, you have received the new arrivals on their land and have helped them, showing them the area, teaching them new ways of cooking, fishing, etc..

Two. Who was Squanto and that was unmatched support for pilgrims? - Squanto was an Indian speaking English which was originally the Pawtuxet tribe, but was taken into slavery by English adventurer Captain Hunt who went Londraca slave. Squanto eventually managed to escape and get back on American land. Squanto was an unparalleled aid for newcomers playing the role of translator between them and native Americans.

Three. What a surprise brought FORTUNE in 1621? - The last one year for basking in the New World until a small colony raid took little by surprise. In November 1621, a ship anchored in Plymouth Bay which surprised pilgrims are believed atacatisi needle immediately laid their hands on weapons to defend themselves but proved very quickly that actually brought the ship FORTUNE second vald settlers.

Four. What news brought FORTUNE? - New arrivals have brought both good news and bad news. The good news was a lot of informed and letters from families of the departed, letters were the first sign of communication with the outside world has arrived a year ago in the New World. But the bad news that consisted of newcomers had no supply of which made ​​the growing number of settlers to bring small colony from starvation during the winter and close to death from lack of food.

Five. Who were the Puritans? - Puritans were nonconformists who did not like the Anglican Church opinion. They were simply dressed and auveau a very simple life without any fun. In the new colony of Puritans, Governor Winthrop forbade any artistic activity and the alcohol and everyone had to go to church.

6. Who was The Quakers? - The Quakers was a group of his followers English nonconformist pastor George Fox. In 1680 a group of Quakers led by William Penn, anchored in America and established a small colony west of the Delaware River, a little settlement that later became Pennsylvania.

July. How the New Amsterdam became New York? - English colonists were not alone settlers arrived in the New World. In 1625, a small group of settlers established a small settlement on the island of Manhattan, which they called New Amsterdam. Settlers soon realized that the earth is very fertile in Manhattan and they have successfully cultivated. Dutch colony in 1644 was attacked and captured by the British who renamed New Amsterdam in New York, by name of town York in England.

August. Puritans were ready for early in the New World? - Yes, the Puritans came prepared to the New World and this in part because the letters sent home by pilgrims. So they came with ships full of utensils and tools that make their living easier, and realized what Puritans were more prepared ami soon founded 11 cities in today's Boston area.

September. Every family was required to form one city? - Cities appeared amazingly fast with the emergence of as many settlers in Massachusetts. To form a new city was necessary for 20 families of settlers to join. After the 20 families are united, received land, building a simple main street and a church which became the center of town. a plot of land in the immediate church was assigned patsorului built the new city and the street, on both sides of this piece of land of one acre for each house were drawn.

10. Who named after St. Mary's colony? - Pilgrims were not the only ones who have suffered from religious persecution in England. When King Henry VIII founded the Anglican Church in 1500, was prevented Roman Catholics to worship according to their religion and ritual which led to their outburst in 1633 when on board the two ships left to America where they have ripped up a colony called Maryland, which became Maryland today.