How America became Great | Part 2
Chapter 2: Pilgrims’ Promise
### Chapter 2: Pilgrims’ Promise
In 1620, Pilgrims seeking religious freedom landed at Plymouth Rock. Enduring harsh winters and disease, they established a new colony with help from Native Americans. Their Mayflower Compact laid the foundation for self-governance and democracy, planting the seeds for a society built on liberty and mutual respect. Their perseverance in the face of adversity symbolized the determination and spirit that would come to define America.
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