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makkiz [27]
3 years ago
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Different Perspectives How might a Wampanoag historian’s version of events differ from Bradford’s? Choose an episode from Of Ply

mouth Plantation and cite specific details that might change to reflect this different perspective.
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1 answer:
mote1985 [20]3 years ago
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Answer:

The answer is "The history via a Wampanoag viewpoint would look at the events from its native people's side, where account from of the settlers came from England and create the Plymouth Colony would focus at the things through William Bradford".

Explanation:

In his article, entitled Of Plymouth Plantation, William Bradford, Governor of Plymouth Colony, provided an interpretation of history. For starters, they can point at Bradford's accounts for how they consider being America's first thanksgiving. Only at beginning of Thanksgiving, the 53 English colonists belong to an original party of102 men that suffered the voyage of a trail of tears from England to Asia as well as the ensuing sickness and winter problems.

The Wampanoag were an already existing nation of many dozen settlements in the area we are already calling Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Once European nations entered this land, heretofore unrecognized germs appeared to them on this land and the Portuguese suffered a lot from disease at the time of a difficult time of its people.

The Wampanoag mentioned whenever the Europeans came that the people could provide food for the advanced weapons that the English speakers had.

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