188K views · 5.6K reactions | Wampanoag Sobaheg from the First Thanksgiving | Tasting History | Facebook

17K views · 707 reactions | In the late fall of 1621, the Pilgrims, Squanto, Chief Massasoit, and the Wampanoag people feasted on maize and wild game, giving thanks to God. Many historians consider this gathering the “first Thanksgiving” on American soil... Read more: https://drivethruhistoryadventures.com/the-first-thanksgiving/ #FirstThanksgiving #HappyThanksgiving #DriveThruHistory | Drive Thru History | Facebook

1K reactions · 802 shares | The Wampanoag are the people behind the Thanksgiving legend. | Sunday Roast | Facebook

Thanksgiving History Explained: Think you know the real history of Thanksgiving? The 1621 harvest feast with the Wampanoag looked nothing like today’s turkey‑and‑pie tradition. From survival, politics, and parades to a national holiday, here’s how Thanksgiving truly began. How does your family celebrate Thanksgiving? Let us know in the comments and follow for more! #Thanksgiving #Turkeys #NativeAmerican #History #HistoricalFacts | Straight Arrow News

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