Answer: The correct answer is : William Bradford
Explanation: The Plymouth colony chose Bradford as governor for a period of 30 years, who maintained peaceful relations with the natives, food was not scarce but instead, year after year the supply grew. In the autumn they celebrated the harvest festival for several days, consuming deer meat, goose, duck, turkey, fish and corn bread. This English tradition was repeated for several years and it was President Lincoln who called it Thanksgiving and turned it into a national celebration.
