The Pilgrims and Puritans Journey to the New World

Skibidi vibes on the Mayflower, a ship filled with goons ready to edge into the New World. Fifty Separatists and their crew of Pilgrims, a dank mix of men, women, and children, braved the chilly November air at Plymouth. Half of them caught the illness wave, but they lowkey got some help from friendly Indians who schooled them on corn planting and fish fertilizer. Fast forward ten years, and the Puritans pulled up, wanting to purify the Church of England. They were a sigma crew, not about to let King Charles 1 mess with their vibe. With 700 strong, they landed in Massachusetts Bay, setting up in Boston. These cats were strict, banning everything from gambling to plays, keeping their ship sailing straight on the path of righteousness.