http://www.plimoth.org/learn/just-kids/homework-help/who-are-wampanoag

This is an online article written by Nancy Eldredge. The title of the article is called "Who Are The Wampanoag?". Nancy's purpose of this article is to educate and inform her readers about the Wampanoag. She talks about who the Wampanoag are and how long they have been living in America. And also she talks about what the term "Wampanoag" means. Nancy does a great job at telling us about the Wampanoag people and sheds light on who they were and how they lived their lives.

http://nativeamericanhistory.about.com/od/tribalprofiles/p/Tribal-Profile-Wampanoag.htm

This is an online article written by Dina Gillio-Whitaker. The title of the article is called "Tribal Profile: Wampanoag". Dina's main idea is to just basically tell us about the Wampanoag people. She talks about the first time the Wampanoag people encountered pilgrims in 1620. And she also talks about how the Indians saved the pilgrims from starvation during their first winter. Overall, Dina does a great job at educating me on who the Wampanoag people were.

http://www.indians.org/articles/wampanoag-indians.html

This is an article about the Wampanoag Indians. It's a website that tells all about the Wampanoag Indians. It says that they lived in what is now Rhode Island and Massaschusetts in the early 17th century. Today, still nearly 3,000 Wampanoag Indians live there on a reserve. The Wampanoag people are hunter-gatherers, which means they hunted animals and gathered fruits and vegetables for food. This website provides a large amount of information and facts about the Wampanoag people.

http://www.wampanoagtribe.net/pages/wampanoag_acc/who

This is a website about the Wampanoag Indians. It tells me a lot about them. It says that had a difficult history because of how much they assisted the pilgrims. The articles purpose is to educate the readers about the Wampanoag Indians and about their lives.