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Misha Larkins [42]
3 years ago
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Why do you think the story

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Deffense [45]3 years ago
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Answer:

The story of Thanksgiving described in the article changed for Natives from the day of Thanksgiving to the Day of Mourning.

Explanation:

'The Wampanoag Side of the First Thanksgiving Story' is an article written by Michelle Tirado. The story presents the Wampanoag's side of the story of the First Thanksgiving.

In this story, Wampanoag states that when the Pilgrims had a good harvest in 1621 in the month of September/October, they invited Wampanoag for the feast. But the word that Massasoit got was that there was a gunfiring from the Pilgrims village, so to aid the matter, Wampanoag reach the place with some 90 warriors, and there they got to know that they were invited for the feast. But that day of the Thanksgiving turned out to be a nightmare for the Natives. Natives helped the Pilgrims in their survival but Pilgrims massacared them years later.

For Natives, the Thanksgiving day has turned into their Mourning Day, and is celebrated by many Natives after James declared it so.

The Wampanoag's side of the story narrates that how the story of the Thanksgiving radically changed for them from the day of happiness to the day of Mourning.

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