Homework Help
Have you ever wondered what the English Colonists wore in 1620, or why we call them "Pilgrims" today? Did you know that the Wampanoag People have lived here for thousands and thousands of years? The essays you will find in Homework Help will help you answer all these questions and many more. You may use the information you find here in writing reports for school as well. Please make sure that you write down Plimoth Plantation as your source by including the following in your paper:
Courtesy of Plimoth Plantation, Inc.
Plymouth, MA.
Homework Help
WHO WERE THE PILGRIMS
Did you know that the "Pilgrims" weren't really pilgrims at all?
WHO ARE THE WAMPANOAG
Learn more about the "People of the First Light."
THE MAYFLOWER
Discover more about the ship, the people, and the journey.
THANKSGIVING
The history goes much further back than Plymouth and 1621.
GROWING FOOD
What it meant to the Wampanoag and the English Colonists.
BUILDING A HOME
Two very different approaches to building a home.
WHAT TO WEAR
Articles on Wampanoag and Colonial clothing.
PLAYING AND LEARNING
Through games we still play today, important skills were developed.
WHAT'S FOR DINNIER
What the Colonists and Wampanoag thought fit to eat and drink.
ANIMALS
The Wampanoag and Colonial views on animals and their purpose.
A CHILD'S ROLE
The important place of children in both cultures.
SARAH MORTON
There were many other days in her life than in the book Sarah Morton's Day.
VOCABULARY WORDS
Definitions to common words and terms used in 17th-Century Plymouth.
