They will learn how to dress like us, farm like us, and they will learn how to worship God. I'm nervous that they may be resistant. In other colonies, Indians have risen up and fought and resisted their masters. It will be a challenge to have the Indians learn peaceably to live like us. Yes, although we have little enough water aboard.
Water spoils quickly.
On long voyages such as this, we carry some for cooking and for the livestock. Most of the casks contain beer for drinking, biscuits, stores of grain, salt beef and fish, dried peas and such like. There are also barrels holding cloth, iron tools, gunpowder, fishing equipment and other stores the passengers will need for the new settlement. I've assisted the ship's carpenter upon occasion, and we also get called for all-hands' work, such as its called. This has included tacking and wearing the ship, putting her through the eye of the wind to catch a new course.