(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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