WTK S1:E15 “The Mayflower Families & Mayflower Compact: Why Should Every American Value Them?”

Categories: Podcasts║Published On: January 15th, 2020║Tags: Arch Hunter, Author, Celebrating America’s Constitution, England, Forgotten American Stories, Freedom of Religion, Historian, Lydia Nuttall, North American continent, Pilgrim, Puritan, Separatist, Untamed wilderness, Virginia Company, William Bradford, WTK Liberty Player Kids Daniel║Views: 1156║114 words║

(Chapter 5 page 59 of Forgotten American Stories: Celebrating America’s Constitution)

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Historian Arch Hunter & Author Lydia Nuttall talk about Forgotten American Stories & The WTK Liberty Player Kids Daniel.

Questions:

Is there a difference between a Separatist, a Puritan, and a Pilgrim?
Was America the first country to establish a Republic?
When the Separatists landed on the North American continent outside the jurisdiction of the Virginia Company, what did this enable them to do?
Who was William Bradford?
What circumstances in England made the Separatists flee their native country for the untamed wilderness of North America?
If America loses Freedom of Religion, what environment can we expect to live in?

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