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Why was the Pilgrim's first corn crop such a successful one?
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Why was the Pilgrim's first corn crop such a successful one?

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The reason why the Pilgrims first corn crop such a successful one was because Squanto gave the Pilgrims planting tips, they planted crops in hills, and they also used fish as fertilizer.
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