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Why do you think that the pilgrims were willing to endure such hard ship
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Why do you think that the pilgrims were willing to endure such hard ship

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Because they were promised lots of land and some were indentured slaves that just wanted a ride over, but one big contributor was the fact that they got to start over their lives. And owning land back then meant that you had more power too!
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