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Why were interactions between the Plymouth colonist and Squanto significant
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Why were interactions between the Plymouth colonist and Squanto significant

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I believe it's because they shared their knowledge of agriculture and "way of life" with them. Doing that forged an alliance. Because of that alliance, that native tribe endured for many many years.

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