| A | B |
| aromas | pleasant smells |
| cousins | children of your aunts or uncles |
| harvest | act of gathering a crop |
| bountiful | plentiful |
| traditions | customs passed from your parents and grandparents |
| pilgrims | people looking for a better life |
| Separatists | group of people who wanted to separate from the official church of England |
| passengers | travelers on a vehicle |
| belongings | personal possessions |
| journey | travel from one place to another |
| seasick | stomach ache caused by the motion of a boat |
| homesick | missing your family and home |
| voyage | a long journey to a distant country over the ocean |
| gunpowder | an explosive for shooting bullets from a gun |
| Oceanus | baby born during the pilgrim's voyage |
| settlement | a newly established community in a distant land |
| festival | an occasion for celebration |
| survive | to remain alive |
| climate | usual weather conditions of an area |
| shelters | something providing cover or protection |
| bounty | a reward |
| smallpox | a highly contagious disease that can cause death |
| disease | a sickness caused by an infection |
| cornmeal | a flour made from corn |
| seasoned | added flavor to food |
| watercress | a plant growing in ponds that is used in salads |
| bogs | soft, water soaked ground |
| gooseberries | edible green berries from a spiny shrub |
| competition | a test of skill or ability for a prize |
| armor | a covering worn to protect the body from weapons |