Why did the pilgrims decide to move to america despite the dangers? question 1 options: their lives were so bad in england because of religious persecution that it was worth the risk. the king told them to go there. they wanted a vacation. there's no way to tell why they moved to america. the pilgrims (reformers) see as the problem with the church of england? question 2 options: they believed the church of england had to much power and used it to hurt those with less power. they believed the church should be bigger. they believed the church of england should have more power. none of the above attitude did the pilgrims have toward their arrival in cape cod? question 3 options: they were angry at god because they didn't have food. they were sorry they came to the new world. they were grateful to god to make it safe, but also sad because of the lack of civilization and community waiting for them. they didn't make it to cape cod. the reformers believe in? question 4 options: they believed in the simplicity of the worship of god. they believed the church should be bigger. they believed the church of england should have more power. none of the above the pilgrims react to hearing about plymouth? question 5 options: they decided to go back to england. they were hopeless. the got very angry. they felt comforted. happened to the pilgrims’ exploring party before they arrived in plymouth? question 6 options: they fought with the natives. they drowned. they decided to go back to england. they had to spend the night on an island. to what do the pilgrims attribute their safety and arrival? question 7 options: no one the captain god william bradford