Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving? Thank you, God, please help me.

On September 6, 1620, a ship sailed to the current location of the United States. At that time, there were a group of Indians living on that land. At that time, the reason why the people on the ship had to find other places to live from their original location was because the British at that time found frantic suppression by the ruling class. Seeing that the British reforms and uprisings were ineffective, they decided to go farther. to open up new territories.

They chose this area of ????the United States. At first, the Indians welcomed them when they came. Even when they were short of food, the local Indians would send them food and teach them Their knowledge of how to farm, hunt and fish on this land.

After obtaining this knowledge and food, these talents were able to survive on this land. In the second year, their efforts paid off, that is, when there was a good harvest in the second year, the immigrants invited the Indians to thank God with them. Legend has it that the celebration banquet lasted for three days. Sharing the delicious food after the harvest is the original meaning of Thanksgiving.

But later, with more and more immigrants, the conflicts between the two sides became more and more intense, and they even began to seize land. The outsiders used their more advanced technology to suppress the Indians and carried out inhumane acts on them. of massacre. Later, Thanksgiving seemed to become a history of blood and tears for Indians, but Americans did not take it seriously.

They began to thank God and nature for the food and gifts it gave them. However, they did not seem to understand the truth. When the first generation of immigrants came to this land, God did not give them any help.

On the contrary, the Indians who had been massacred by them gave them help. This is probably the realistic version of the farmer and the snake. However, such a tragic history has already happened, and now they are still celebrating Thanksgiving and still thanking God.