The first Thanksgiving celebrated D. the ties between colonists and American Indians.
I just did this and it was correct, Squanto helped the first English establishment to flourish, so they were celebrating the help they received and the friends they made in their new land. ((even though we still ended up jacking things up for the Indians))
The ties between colonists and American Indians is when the first Thanksgiving celebrated. Hence, option D is correct.
They were celebrating the assistance they received and the friends they met in their new country, since Squanto had contributed to the success of the first English establishment. The early years of the Plymouth colony were very difficult for the pilgrims. In a foreign land, farming was challenging, and the winters were brutal. But after a few years, the food supply had expanded significantly.
The Pilgrims had enough food to celebrate in the fall of 1621, and they showed their appreciation by hosting a feast modelled after the English Harvest Festival. The colony had received support from many Native Americans, who joined. The custom was continued yearly.
Thud, option D is correct.
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