What was the name of the first ship that immigrated to America?

★ "may flower": the first British ship to immigrate to North America. The Mayflower has a load of about 180 tons and a length of 90 feet. It is famous for carrying a group of separatists to North America to establish Plymouth colony and making the Mayflower Convention on board. Separatists are the most radical school of English Puritanism. Due to the cruel persecution of the Anglican Church, they left England for the Netherlands on August 1608. Some of them decided to move to North America and signed immigration contracts with companies in Virginia. On September's fellowship day, 1620, I took the may flower to North America under the guidance of Reverend Blest. There were 102 passengers on board, including 35 separatists and the rest were craftsmen, fishermen, poor farmers and 14 indentured slaves. 165438+1October 2 1 day, arrived at Cape Cod (now provine, Massachusetts) and landed in Plymouth on the first day after Christmas. Before landing, that is,165438+1October 2 1 day, the separatist leaders presided over the formulation of a * * * convention on "may flower" in the cabin, which was signed by 4 1 free adult men. Its contents are: organizing citizen groups; Formulate just laws, decrees and rules and regulations. This convention laid the foundation for the autonomy of the States in New England.