WTK S1:E16 “What is the Forgotten Story of the Pilgrims’ SECOND Thanksgiving?”

Categories: Podcasts, WTK Featured Stories║Published On: November 22nd, 2023║Tags: Adaptability of settlers, Agricultural success, Common store approach, Communal living, Early American history, Forgotten Thanksgiving, Free enterprise, Free-market economy, Harvest celebration, Historical accounts, Historical narratives, Lessons from history, Pilgrims' resilience, Pilgrims' second Thanksgiving, Resource management, Settlement challenges, Societal shifts, Survival in the New World, Thanksgiving traditions, Transition in economic systems║Views: 820║97 words║

(Chapter 11 page 151 of “Forgotten American Stories: Celebrating America’s Constitution”)

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Historian Arch Hunter & Author Lydia Nuttall talk about Forgotten American Stories & The WTK Liberty Player Kids, Daniel.

Questions:

Where can you find the account of the Pilgrims’ SECOND Thanksgiving? What is the background behind it?
Why did the Pilgrims first choose the “common store” way of providing for themselves?
Why did they later choose a ”free enterprise” / “free-market economy” of providing for themselves?
What is the forgotten story of the Pilgrims’ SECOND Thanksgiving?
What can we learn from this documented account?

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