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Q: Who did the native Americans eat with at 1621 Plymouth celebration?
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What holiday was holiday that the pilgums celebrted for the first time?

The Pilgrims invited the neighboring Native Americans to join them in a Thanksgiving celebration in November of 1621.


Where was the first American Thanksgiving feast?

The Plymouth colony in 1621.


Who was at the pilgrims feast in 1621?

native americans


How did Thanksgiving first originate?

Thanksgiving was first a celebration at the Plymouth Plantation in 1621 to give thanks for the harvest.


What native American helped the colonists and native Americans make peace in 1621?

Squanto


Where was the first Thanksgiving held?

The first Thanksgiving was in 1621 at Plymouth Plantation, Massachusetts.


In what year did the pilgrims and native Americans friends hold their first thanksgiving feast?

they held it in the year 1621


How many attended the 1621 Thanksgiving?

143 Edward Winslow reported 90 Native Americans and 53 Pilgrims attended the Thanksgiving event in 1621


Location of pilgrims Thanksgiving celebration in 1621?

location of pilgrim's thanksgiving celebretationin 1621


How are domesticated tutkeys different from the wild turkeys the native Americans used?

Native American rarely ate turkeys. In fact there was no turkey in 1621.


What is the purpose of Thanksgiving day in 1621?

In the following summer after the 'Pilgrim Fathers and their families had arrived in America in 1620, Native Americans showed them what foods were safe to eat, and how to store food for the next winter. They held a celebration to thank God and the Native Americans that they were able to survive. (Previously, during the first winter many of the new arrivals died.)


What happened on march 16th 1621?

On March 16, 1621, only about 4 months after landing at Plymouth Rock and setting up their new colony in what was then called Plymouth Colony (Now Massachusetts and Maine) the Pilgrims that had traveled across the Atlantic on the Mayflower had their first friendly contact with a Native person.