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This happened in the Fall of 1621, with 52 immigrants and about 90 Wampanoag tribal attendees feasting and celebrating over three days.
A wonderful example of civility and kindness extended to newcomers by peoples of different ethnicities and culture.
#Wampanoag
#Pilgrims
#Thanksgiving
A wonderful example of civility and kindness extended to newcomers by peoples of different ethnicities and culture.
#Wampanoag
#Pilgrims
#Thanksgiving
November 24, 2025 at 4:06 AM
This happened in the Fall of 1621, with 52 immigrants and about 90 Wampanoag tribal attendees feasting and celebrating over three days.
A wonderful example of civility and kindness extended to newcomers by peoples of different ethnicities and culture.
#Wampanoag
#Pilgrims
#Thanksgiving
A wonderful example of civility and kindness extended to newcomers by peoples of different ethnicities and culture.
#Wampanoag
#Pilgrims
#Thanksgiving
Correct!! Turkey is indigenous to N America, as are potatoes, corn, pumpkins, and squash.
The full traditional meal is a First Nations feast, generously offered by the Wampanoag people to the near-starving English immigrant families that arrived from England the year before.
The full traditional meal is a First Nations feast, generously offered by the Wampanoag people to the near-starving English immigrant families that arrived from England the year before.
November 24, 2025 at 4:06 AM
Correct!! Turkey is indigenous to N America, as are potatoes, corn, pumpkins, and squash.
The full traditional meal is a First Nations feast, generously offered by the Wampanoag people to the near-starving English immigrant families that arrived from England the year before.
The full traditional meal is a First Nations feast, generously offered by the Wampanoag people to the near-starving English immigrant families that arrived from England the year before.