What is the name of the book that Governor William Bradford wrote, detailing the troubles and experiences of the pilgrims?
(a) A Pilgrim's Progress
(b) Of Plimouth Plantation
(c) Of Plimouth Rock
(d) Trials and Tribulations of Plimouth Times
(e) It had no title. It was just his diary.
Answer (3)
William Bradford's book about experiences and troubles of pilgrims was "Of Plymouth Plantation" (answer B). It showcases beginnings of Plymouth colony and lives of its inhabitants between 1621 and 1646.
The book written by Governor William Bradford that describes the trials and experiences of the Pilgrims is titled Of Plimouth Plantation. This manuscript provides a detailed narrative of the Pilgrims' voyage on the Mayflower, their arrival at Plymouth, Massachusetts, and their interactions with Native Americans, including the hardships faced during the first winter and the subsequent celebration of what is known as the First Thanksgiving. Option b is correct . Bradford's writings are considered a key historical document chronicling the early years of the European settlement in North America by the Pilgrims, who were on a quest for religious freedom and faced numerous challenges in the New World.
Governor William Bradford wrote 'Of Plymouth Plantation,' which details the experiences and troubles of the Pilgrims. The book covers their journey, interactions with Native Americans, and the hardships they faced while settling in Plymouth. It is an important historical work that provides insight into early colonial life in America.
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