How the Pilgrims Broke Their Dependence on “Globalization”
The story we tell ourselves about the first Thanksgiving centers on gratitude, providence, and a bountiful harvest . What we forget is why that harvest nearly didn’t happen and what the Pilgrims had to change to make it possible.
The Plymouth Colony’s survival depended on two linked transformations that echo loudly in today’s economic debates: abandoning collectivism for private property and severing dependence on imports in favor of domestic production. The parallel to contemporary arguments over tariffs, reshoring, and economic nationalism isn’t subtle. The Pilgrims quite literally…
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