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==Context==

==Context==

The Pilgrims were part of the group known as Leiden Separatists, a religious group from Southampton who wanted complete autonomy from England. Leiden Separatist  were constantly harassed by [[Anglican]] agents and could not legally worship in the way that they wanted to. They first tried to get to the [[New World]] via the small brig ''Speedwell'' on July 22, 1620, and then again on August 15. However, leakage problems force the crew to return to Southampton. <ref>http://www.pilgrims.net/plymouth/history/mayflower.html</ref>

The Pilgrims were part of the group known as Leiden Separatists, a religious group from Southampton who wanted complete autonomy from England. Leiden Separatist  were constantly harassed by [[Anglican]] agents and could not legally worship in the way that they wanted to. They first tried to get to the [[New World]] via the small brig ''Speedwell'' on July 22, 1620, and then again on August 15. However, leakage problems force the crew to return to Southampton.<ref>http://www.pilgrims.net/plymouth/history/mayflower.html</ref>

==Voyage==

==Voyage==

==Mayflower II==

==Mayflower II==

A replica of the Mayflower, the Mayflower II, was built as a symbol of American/British unity after World War II.  It is on display and open for tours in Plymouth, MA. <ref>[http://www.plimoth.org/features/mayflower-2/]</ref>

A replica of the Mayflower, the Mayflower II, was built as a symbol of American/British unity after World War II.  It is on display and open for tours in Plymouth, MA.<ref>[http://www.plimoth.org/features/mayflower-2/]</ref>

==See Also==

==See also==

* [[Strategic relocation]]

* [[Strategic relocation]]

* [[Vote with your feet]]

* [[Vote with your feet]]