Concetti Chiave
- Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday of October in Canada and on the fourth Thursday of November in the USA.
- The Pilgrims, also known as the "Pilgrim Fathers," were English Puritans who were religious minorities in England.
- After spending 12 years in Holland, the Pilgrims received permission from King James II to establish a colony in America.
- In 1620, they traveled to Plymouth, Massachusetts, aboard the "Mayflower," despite difficulties and illnesses during the voyage.
- Upon arrival in December, the Pilgrims held a three-day and three-night celebration of thanks.
Origins of Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving: celebrated in Canada (second monday of October) and in USA (4 thursday of November).
The Pilgrims
Puritains (English) "Piligrin Fathers". These people were religious minorities in England. They drink too much. They emigrated to Holland (12 years). King James 2 garanted them permission to estabilish a colony in America. They couldn't go in another place. In 1620 They went to Massauchussets in Plymouth. The first ship had problems! It was called "The may flowers". Some people were sick, they ate only cold things. Some died but they arrived the same number (children were born).
3 months crossing and in December they arrived. They were religious so they thanks 3 days and 3 nights.
Domande da interrogazione
- When is Thanksgiving celebrated in Canada and the USA?
- Who were the Pilgrims, and why did they leave England?
- What challenges did the Pilgrims face during their journey to America?
Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday of October in Canada and on the fourth Thursday of November in the USA.
The Pilgrims, also known as the "Pilgrim Fathers," were Puritans and religious minorities in England. They emigrated to Holland for 12 years before receiving permission from King James II to establish a colony in America due to their inability to settle elsewhere.
The Pilgrims faced several challenges during their journey on the ship "The Mayflower," including sickness, limited food options, and a long three-month crossing. Despite these hardships, they arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts, with the same number of people due to births during the voyage.