What was the First Thanksgiving? Chapters 6-8

Why did the Pilgrims celebrate the First Thanksgiving? (Page 55)

• They had made it to America

• They could now speak Wampanoag

• The celebrated the first harvest

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The Pilgrims ate ___________ for the First Thanksgiving. (page 57)

• outdoors

• in the Meeting House

• on the Mayflower

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How many Wampanoag attended the feast? (Page 59)

• 15

• 90

• 50

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Which of the following was not eaten at the First Thanksgiving? (Page 59-60)

• deer

• ducks

• peas

• chestnuts

• walnuts

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The First Thanksgiving lasted how many days? (Page 62)

• 3

• 1

• 4

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Who marched in a parade? (Page 64)

• children

• women

• men

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Which of the following items did the Wampanoag NOT carry in their pouches? (page 69)

• food

• supplies

• weapons

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What happened when more settlers came to New England? (Page 71-72)

• The Wampanoag taught them skills too

• The settlers took over areas where the Wampanoag had farmed, fished, and hunted.

• The Wampanoag were taken as prisoners on the old Mayflower boat.

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What did the Pilgrims do to make the Wampanoag angry in 1662? (Page 74)

• Stole their corn

• Captured Wamsutta

• Sent them out west to a reservation

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How many Wampanoag people are there now? (Page 77)

• About 10,000

• About 500

• About 5,000