Pilgrims Ate Turkey Myth

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MYTH # 1
The myth is the pilgrim’s only drees in black. They wore other colored clothes. The girls didn’t have to be black gowns all the time. I know this is true because a historian explain it on my website. Why people should believe this is because it probably sound true or you can search it up on a website.

MYTH # 2

The Pilgrims Ate Turkey
My myth is people ate different thing for thanksgiving. But pilgrims ate turkey, corn on the cob, apples, pears, and potatoes. But other religions ate different food for thanksgiving. How I know it’s true because a historian explain it on my website. Why should people believe this is because it’s probably sound true and you can search it up on goggle?

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