Recognition Gives Tribe a Reason to Give Thanks

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MASHPEE, Mass. (AP) -- The tribe that shared in the first Thanksgiving celebration received federal recognition Thursday as a sovereign American Indian nation, 32 years after it began its quest.

The ancestors of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe were at the area where Plymouth was founded long before the Pilgrims arrived, but their population was nearly wiped out by war and disease.

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Recognition Gives Tribe a Reason to Give Thanks

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