Question

the wampanoag confederacy
the wampanoag confederacy was a
of over 30 indigenous tribes who lived in modern - day new
england and were led by massasoit during the time of english
colonization.
wampanoag translates as \people of the first light\ as they
lived along the _ coast and considered
themselves the first to see the sun rise. the tribes had lived in the region since 12,000 - 9,000 bce as
nomads. in 7000 bce permanent settlements and seasonal camps were established on aquinnah,
known today as marthas vineyard.
along come the pilgrims
the pilgrims were a group of 102 english men, women, and
children who traveled on the _ ship
across the atlantic.
the _ of england was the dominant religion in
england. it was the only religion allowed in england. the pilgrims,
who practiced other beliefs, wanted to separate from the church of
england. they were known as _
the pilgrims faced religious _ including severe punishments or death. they
escaped to north america in search of _
the mayflower compact
while aboard the mayflower in 1620, the pilgrims wrote the
_ to agree upon the rules for
the new colony.
the mayflower compact influenced the development of american
_ because it was the first european form
of self - governance. it identified the importance of citizens agreeing
to be governed. it gave voting rights for all adult males in the colony.
wampanoags + pilgrims
the pilgrims landed on the coast of massachusetts in december 1620 and named their colony
_. plymouth had cold, long winters and rocky soil. as a result, half of the pilgrims
died during the first winter due to food _
the following spring, william bradford, the leader of the pilgrims, and _ which
wampanoag, met for the first time. this meeting led to the treaty of _

Explanation:

This is about Pilgrims' journey and early - colonial life. Fill - in - the - blanks based on historical facts about Pilgrims, Wampanoag, and Mayflower Compact.

Answer:

1. Atlantic
2. Church of England; Separatists
3. persecution; religious freedom
4. Mayflower Compact
5. democracy
6. Plymouth; shortages
7. Squanto; Plymouth