How was pilgrim life?

Answer 1

Life on a pilgrimage was very risky and dangerous, I mean, you could be robbed, you could become ill, you could even die on your travels. It was also very tiring, rather than driving for hours on end, on a pilgrimage, you would be walking for days at a time.

It was hard work being a pilgrim it was also life threateningly dangerous as well

Answer 2

Pilgrim life is very closely relatable to the Amish. They used horse carriages, grew all or most of their food. Women did anything and everything around the house from the cooking, cleaning, knitting, sewing, shopping, laundry, and so forth. The men did the outdoors such as hunting and killing of their food, the yard work, tending their animals, and so forth. Young men and women got married young, usually with the help of their parents setting up their life long mates. After marriage they had kids, starting their life very young, usually as early as the young age of 13. The day usually started early, and was long to say the least, ending when the sun went down.

Answer 3

Life like for the pilgrams in Plymouth was terrible. More than half the people were eaither sick or died. They died from frezzing to death or very bad illness. The snow was bad. It was better on the ship they had called mayflower than the floor (grass such as snow).

Answer 4

When the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock in 1620, life was hard. They landed far to the northern part of the Atlantic coastline as their ship ran off course. Disease and lack of food made their early time in what is now Massachusetts very hard. Luckily for them, the Native Americans aided them.

Answer 5

stupid