Settlement in the New World was not the Pilgrim's first attempt at relocating. From where did the Pilgrims set sail to the New World?

the Netherlands, where they had sought religious freedom.

the Netherlands, where they had faced religious persecution.

England, where they had sought religious freedom.

England, where they had faced religious persecution.

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3 April, 06:16

Settlement in the New World was not the Pilgrim's first attempt at relocating. From where did the Pilgrims set sail to the New World?

the Netherlands, where they had sought religious freedom.

the Netherlands, where they had faced religious persecution.

England, where they had sought religious freedom.

England, where they had faced religious persecution.

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Grace Mathews · Answer 1

I would say the correct option is A. the Netherlands, where they had sought religious freedom. The Pilgrims faced religious persecution in England, to begin with; but they fled to the tolerant Netherlands to escape the threat. However, after a certain time, they decided to proceed to the New World from the Netherlands, hoping they would be able to preserve their cultural identity and build new homes for themselves.

Eleanor · Answer 2

The correct answer is A, They were seeking religious freedom, Egenuity!