What kind of houses did the pilgrims first live in, in the story of “On the Edge of a New World”

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Etheranger · Answer 1 · 2021-03-10T19:42:56+0000

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Cape Cod house

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A Cape Cod house is a type of New England Colonial. Named after the peninsula where the Pilgrims first dropped anchor, Cape Cod houses are one-story structures designed to withstand the New World's cold and snow. The houses are as humble, unadorned, and practical as their occupants.

What kind of houses did the pilgrims first live in, in the story of “On the Edge of a New World”

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