How did the native Americans help the pilgrims

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The Native American's brought them food, taught the Pilgrims to plant corn and use fish for fertilizer, taught the Pilgrims how to use plants for medicine,and also taught them how to make better homes and how to survive the winter.

vfiekz [6]3 years ago

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The natives brought alot of food helped build huts and helped them hunt for food

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