Pllss 3) what two groups or individuals in authority in the church of england caused the puritans to have a difficult time seeing their desired changes? (check all that apply) the protestants hugenots bishops the pope the king 4) where did the separatists take their families in 1608? canada england spain holland france 6) why did the pilgrims start their colony in massachusetts and not around the hudson river? stormy weather and dangerous seas caused them to avoid sailing to their original site. there was not enough food to go any further. the captain lost his way and stopped at the first place he found. too many sick on board made is difficult to go on. they seas were calmer in massachusetts. 7) what is the significance of the year 1620? a group of separatists took their families and moved to holland. john smith returned to england. jamestown was first settled. the pilgrims left england and settled in the new world. the puritans sought to lessen the power of the bishops who controlled the church. 8) what was the purpose of the mayflower compact? the pilgrims sought to develop a system of government like the one they had in england. this document allowed the pilgrims to travel to any land and start a new life. the pilgrims signed a document allowing them to leave the ship and build a home for their family. in this document, they stated their intentions, motives, and their intent to fulfill their purposes. they sought to develop a system of government like the one in virginia. this pilgrims signed a document stating that everything these discover and build here belongs to the king of england. 9) what was the purpose of the first ? the pilgrims gave to god for their survival. they celebrated the new harvest with the indians. the pilgrims had signed the mayflower compact and left the mayflower and called their new colony plymouth. the pilgrims were preparing a feast for the king of england to celebrate his visit. the pilgrims gave that they would soon be returning to their homes in england. the indians had agreed give their land to the pilgrims. 10) how did the plymouth colony contribute to the development of religious freedom in the united states? the pilgrims signed the mayflower compact, the pilgrims left the mayflower and called their new colony plymouth. the pilgrims convinced the indians to worship as they did. the plymouth colony was founded by people who had come to build churches just like they had in england. the puritans sought to lessen the power of the bishops who controlled the church. the plymouth colony was founded by people who were seeking religious liberty. it established the idea of religious liberty.