What was the English ship Mayflower famous for?
Correct answer: It transported English families to the New World
papa bear
changed the world 🌎 forever
Gemma
Player #3761213, you clearly don't know your history, the pilgrims left for America because they were exiled after seperating from the english Church, half of them died during the 1st winter. Plymouth massachusets is named after Plymouth, Devon in the UK. the american tradition of thanksgiving is because of the pilgrims. but they were so barbaric!!!!
Its.me
I've seen a replica of the boat in the UK. It's so small! Can not imagine what they went through.
Stormy
I have the monument for the mayflower right outside my window
Player #47203295
Player #3761213, That’s how land was won in those days. Not just America, all over the world. Only the strong survive!
Noah Legroom
I've heard it said that most of the problems in the United States can be traced back to Native American's inadequate immigration policies. Hahahaha
Player #136569400
Player #47203295, still true.
Player #136569400
Gemma, of necessity.
Giggle pig
Note: 1620. Virginia had the first Thanksgiving in 1619.
Mizv
Timtim,
Perhaps wars go on because of the attitudes of many people.
Ju
Player #47203295, My 10x great great grandfathers were on that ship William Bradford who became Govenor and Richard Warren
Timtim
I wish it had drowned there and then. The world would not have seen so many wars and still going on.
BenThomWood
The Speedwell was also there, it sank as I recall just after it left harbour
xeen
i really thought there would be one piece reference in the comments
Vinagirl
The pilgrims left for religious freedom!
Trinidads
Was going to choose the first option, but then decided to choose the longest one XD