WTK S1:E17 “How Did Chief Massasoit Show KINDNESS?”

Categories: Podcasts║Published On: January 17th, 2020║Tags: Arch Hunter, Author, Building on Common Ground, Cape Cod Bay, Chief Massasoit, Daniel, Forgotten American Stories, Governor Carver, Historian, Karsten, Lydia Nuttall, Mayflower Pilgrims, Retaliation, Wampanoag, WTK Liberty Player Kids║Views: 1263║134 words║

(Chapter 11 page 155 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, Karsten,

Questions:

Who was Chief Massasoit?
Why were he and his people, the Wampanoag, concerned about the Mayflower Pilgrims when they arrived in the waters of Cape Cod Bay the winter of 1620?
What reasons did Chief Massasoit and his people have to hate, retaliate, and kill all the Mayflower Pilgrims?
What did Chief Massasoit choose to do? How did he teach his people to react?
Regardless of their differences, what did Chief Massasoit and his people & Governor Carver and his people choose to do?
How could “building on common ground” and showing KINDNESS to others benefit us in our day?

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