=The wampanoag tribe brought many foods to the first Thanksgiving. Wild turkey, venison, rabbit, lobster, potatoes, fish, and clams were some of the main ones. They also brought corn, beans and squash, which the native americans called the "Three Sisters". This name was given to them because they were able to grow on the same patch of land and were compatible together. The pilgrims contributed their first harvested crop, which was corn, to the festivities.=
The first Thanksgiving was a type of festival to celebrate toe first successful harvest of the colony. The Pilgrims and the Wampanoag celebrated with a feast.
i think it was developed when people had a nice feast and thanked each other. It was when the Indians were kind to the pilgrims and teaching them how to grow food. And they were teaching how to survive in North America. They had a feast thanking God for everything He had given them. Although the pilgrims brought most of the food. Hence the name "Thanksgiving". They were so grateful for the Indians.
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The first person to eat turkey on Christmas day is not known, for sure. However, one of the first people to do it was King Henry VIII. Still, the goose remained the most popular Christmas day food in England until the turkey finally won out in the mid 20th century.
Thanksgiving began when Pilgrims and Native Americans gathered together to celebrate a successful harvest. The first Thanksgiving was held in the fall of 1621, sometime between September 21 and November 11, and was a three-day feast. The Pilgrims were joined by approximately 90 of the local Wampanoag tribe, including Chief Massasoit, in celebration. They ate fowl and deer for certain and most likely also ate berries, fish, clams, plums, and boiled pumpkin.
he was a Indian (a leader of a tribe) and he was kind and he help the pilgrims by giving them water,food,and shelter.
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they had no idea how to grow food for themselves, so a lot of them starved before the Native Americans could teach them (btw, Thanksgiving is "giving thanks" to the Indians for teaching us how to grow our own stuff). also, it was freakin' COLD. Actually the Pilgrims had a pretty good knowledge about how to grow food, but they arrived in December, far too late to plant any crops.
You can use any kind of rolls you want to for Thanksgiving!
The first Thanksgiving was a kind of harvest festival - the settlers were so happy to have made a successful first harvest in the new world that they had a three-day long celebration.
mainly corn, turkey, deer, potato, carats, and qualFor the first Thanksgiving, the Pilgrims did not eat what was depicted. They ate their usual diet, which was a mix of root vegetables like sweet potatoes and pumpkins, seafood like lobster and eel, meats like wild turkey and deer, wild corn, dried fruit like blueberries and plums, etc. They could not make dishes like pumpkin pie and cranberry sauce because they did not have sugar or ovens.
The American Thanksgiving is an American holiday, giving thanks for all we have as Americans. Historically it represents the feast between the English Pilgrim emigrants and the American Indians in the new England area of north east United states in the late 1600s. The story goes that the Indians taught the pilgrims how to farm on the new land and the Pilgrims taught the Indians how to build better shelter. They exchanged food and many ideas at this feast. The main course was turkey.