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Natives in the Americas referred to pumpkins as "gourd" or "courge." The word "pumpkin" is derived from the Native American word "pepon," which means "large melon." Pumpkins were an important food source for various Indigenous cultures, and they were used in a variety of dishes long before European settlers arrived.
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What goods were made in the middle colonies?
They used to dried pumpkins and squash for decoration. The Natives were the one's to teach them how.
What did Vikings call natives of North America?
Skraeling
Why do you call people from Alaska Alaska natives?
Aleut. a member of the people inhabiting the Aleutian Islands and western Alaska
Why did Columbus call the native he met Indians?
He originally thought he found a route to India and these were its natives.
What three main crops did the Indians give to the Pilgrims?
They ate pumpkins squash and corn
What do Australians call there natives?
Their natives are called Aborigines.
What do the natives of new zealand call there land?
natives of new zealand are maoris....they call there land Aotearoa
What do you call a scientist who studies pumpkins?
pomology
What goods were made in the middle colonies?
They used to dried pumpkins and squash for decoration. The Natives were the one's to teach them how.
What do you call natives in Madagascar?
Madagascarinians.
What do the natives call Alaska?
cold.
What do they call belfry natives?
Bats
What did the Natives call Nicolas Perrot?
Métaminens
What state does natives call Christmas?
Alabama
What did Columbus call the natives when he first met them?
indians
Why are pumpkins magical?
Because you believe they are. Attach a wand to one and you can call him Harry Pumpkin lol!
Why do people call others pumpkin?
Pumpkins are cool. It's a term of endearment to express affection.
