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Who were pilgrams?

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== == The first pilgrims began as a religious group. The Separatists which is what they called themselves, felt that the only way to practice their faith was to separate from the church of England. The passengers who arrived on the first four ships were called new comers. The ships included the Mayflower (1620) the Fortune (1621) the Anne and Little James (1623).

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Also referred to as Separatists they were Calvinists (Protestant Christian) that left England to escape religious persecution and to officially separate from the Church of England.

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