| pilgrims | | funny without intending to be |
| wampanoag | | english leader who signed with massasoit |
| thanksgiving | | gathered up |
| mourning | | as noun something which holds interest |
| persecution | | treating strangers and visitors nice |
| commercial | | authorized |
| hospitality | | where the pilgrims lived prior to coming to the new world |
| constant | | holiday we just celebrated |
| virtues | | having to do with business |
| sachem | | made up of |
| amassed | | good things |
| treaty | | site where english robbed indian graves |
| curiosity | | not served with the first thanksgiving |
| consists | | the tribe that met the pilgrims |
| approximately | | where king phillips head was hung for twenty years |
| ironically | | all the time |
| official | | mistreating a group because of who they are |
| turkey | | chief |
| king phillip | | losing fight started by king phillip of the wampanoags |
| massasoit | | indian leader who signed the treaty |
| john winthrop | | indian leader who lost his head |
| plymouth | | close but not exact |
| cotton mather | | legal document |
| king phillips war | | sadness after a loss or tragedy |
| corn hill | | owned phillips head after he was done with it |
| holland | | english settlers in the new world |