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What do Americans today do to remember the large dinner that took place at Plymouth in 1621?

What do Americans today do to remember the large dinner that took place at Plymouth in 1621?
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What do Americans today do to remember the large dinner that took place at Plymouth in 1621?

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It’s a day of giving thanks of what you have. The Pilgrims had the Indians to help them survive. People look at the day as a day of unity.
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Hi there!

Because of the large feast that took place in Plymouth in 1621, people celebrate Thanksgiving.

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