It is usually told as history that the pilgrims landed at Plymouth and suffered a lot of problems due to harsh weather conditions and scarcity of food. They were then taught how to survive by the Wampanoag Indians and they braved all the circumstances to establish themselves. In all this history, the Indians fade into the background and are mentioned nowhere. This is the area where this original race of this continent was forgotten and the English pilgrims took over and now in the present situation consider the Indians as a race which has come from somewhere else to live in their country.

The migrants from Europe have taken over the history, geography and every facet of the country and the original inhabitants of the place have been forgotten. As an observation to this fact, the national day of Mourning is observed by all the Indians who stand out in the cold when almost the rest of the country is enjoying their turkey and watching football. There are also claims by the Indians that the actual history has been twisted to suit the pilgrims.