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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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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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