the history of thanksgiving by https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4 wampanoag, pilgrims, the first thanksgiving en-us 2019-11-20 09:56:30 UTC 2025-11-11 12:13:56 UTC hello@padlet.com Wampanoag: flhniio62d https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/413885098 -the wampanoag are one of they many nations who lived in north Amarica long before the europeans arrived.

- 40.000 peoples lived in 67 villages along he east coast, in the 1600´s.

-Wampanoag means 
"people of the first light"
-wampanoag bliver udtalt som " WAWM-pah-NAW-ahg".

]]> 2019-11-20 10:00:05 UTC https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/413885098 Pilgrims ktybnoxs7h https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/413891160 In the year 1620, brave British men and women boarded 
a ship named The Mayflowerbound for America.  
 

In search of
 religious freedom, the Puritans decided to leave England and start a new colony in the USA, and in September 1620 the ship set sail. It was a long, difficult, and dangerous journey across the Atlantic Ocean. But in November, after 66 days aboard

The Mayflower, they could finally set foot on land in a place they named Plymouth Rock  

It was difficult to find food and shelter, and half of the colony had died when spring came. 
At this point, the Puritans set out to plant crops and build homes. The Native American tribe, the Wampanoag, already lived there, and they taught the colony how to plant corn and other crops. '
hey were now able to celebrate their first harvest

 together with the Wampanoag. The celebration lasted for three days and is said to be the first Thanksgiving. 
 
]]> 2019-11-20 10:15:52 UTC https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/413891160 flhniio62d https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/414865453 -in the summer the Wampanoag lived in wigwams together with their families, in long houses, in wooded areas.

- their clothes was made from animal skins, and for their feeds they maked  moccains out of mooseskin. witch they greased on the outside to make them waterproof.

- To show a status, a king could wear a headband with feathers

- The Wampanoag had plenty of food.

- They were good farmers and hunters.
 
-The men in the tribe hunted and fished. The meat they ate included deer, rabbit, grouse, squirrel, duck and turkey. The fish were mainly, mackerel and salmon. 

-The women were farmers.

- Families planted on ground assigned

- it was often the children who were assigned the task of picking these in the wild.
]]> 2019-11-21 18:37:06 UTC https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/414865453 The first Thanksgiving 070e1mkb0h https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/415215869 the first thanksgiving took place in 1621, somewere between sepyember and November. the pilgrims of plymouth plantation ]]> 2019-11-22 12:52:53 UTC https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/415215869 The first Thanksgiving https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/415793167 the first thanksgiving somewere took place in 1621 between September and November. the pilgrims of plymouth Plantation had ben in America for a year.they were now harvesting the crops that the wampanoag had taught them how to grow.  Because food was plentlful for the first time. they Declded to celebrate. According to anccount by Edward Winslow, they sent four men hunting for wild birds. they killed enough birds in one day to feed the sellement for a week.The wampanoag killed five deer, and together, they had an enormous  feast that lasted for three days. 53 Pilgrims and 90 Native Americans took part in the feast.

The feast wasn’t called Thanksgiving, it was just a harvest celebration. In July 1623, the pilgrims held a religious day of prayer called Thanksgiving. Over the years, the names got mixed up, and that is why the holiday is called Thanksgiving today.           ]]> 2019-11-24 09:32:24 UTC https://padlet.com/flhniio62d/c9hd05n4kjf4/wish/415793167