The Puritan Journey In William Bradford's Of Plymouth Plantation

In Of Plymouth Plantation written around 1630. The author, William Bradford describes the story of the Puritans journey. In 1605, a group of English Puritans set out to find and create a pure society. Their journey, led by William Bradford took them to North America. Why did everyone see the Native Americans as caretakers? Why did the Pilgrims decide to move to America in spite of the dangers? Although Native Americans would consider themselves as caretakers of the land. They were the first to step foot on it, therefore they should own it.
The Natives did own the land. Many Indians would be seen sulking around the colony.
The Natives were nice to the Puritans. On the 16th of March Samoset, a Native American who spoke English came up to the Puritans. Samoset taught the Puritans how to fish (Bradford 126). This was essential to the Puritans for their sake of survival. Samoset also taught the Natives how to grow crop. This was also a good tool for the Puritans, as it helped them survive. The Natives and Puritans coming together caused for the first Thanksgiving feast.
The Thanksgiving feast was cooperation and interaction between English colonists and Native Americans. It symbolized giving thanks for a bounty of successful crops. The Natives helped the Puritans a lot and led to them being successful.
The Native Americans were caretakers of the land but now you can see they were caretakers to everyone. Native Americans were very useful and helpful to the puritans. Everyone did see the Natives as caretakers. However they were caretakers to the land and people on it. With fear of what might be in North America. The Puritans still set sail to North American. With talk of what the Natives were like the puritans still hoped for the best. When someone needs help do not judge them by what they look like. They might turn out being the best thing that