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What year did the Pilgrims leave England?
The Pilgrims left England in 1608 and went to Holland. They considered the Dutch morally bankrupt and left Holland on September 6, 1620 on a ship called the Speedwell. The Speedwell sailed to England to join up with the Mayflower. However, the Speedwell began to leak so badly that it returned to England and its 102 passengers continued on aboard the Mayflower.
Why did the christians leave and make new enland?
A relatively small group of Christians, called Puritans, had differing religious opinions and conflicts with the State religion of Great Britain. They traveled to the Netherlands to escape persecution in England. This failed to work out so upon returning to England they applied for permission to settle a colony in the New World. They were approved to do so. They settled in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in New England. In the early 1600's Their ship was the famous Mayflower.
What were Philip II's foreign policies?
his ignorance to not deal with the dutch revolt and leave it discharged. also the war with england and loosing the spanish armadour in 1588
What are the medical Leave rules of central government of India?
medicalleave mean a half pay leave ,if a persen han no medical leave in credit ,he can avail earn leave as medical leave on mc basis .he can produce the mc and can avail a commuted leave or medical leave .
Economic Reasons to Leave Europe?
One of the widely accepted reasons is that Europeans were attempting to find a route to China and India. However, while true, this statement lacks truth. Many Europeans were seeking freedom from religious persecution. Ever hear of the Pilgrims? That's what they were all about. Other reasons to come to North America would be cheap land, a chance for adventure, and easy money.
