Why was assistance from the Wampanoag so critical for the Pilgrims after their first winter in Plymouth?

The Pilgrims were fighting a war with another tribe.

Their ship, the Mayflower, had been destroyed in a storm.

They had lost their charter from the Virginia Company.

Many colonists had died from starvation and disease.

Besides teaching the Pilgrims how to plant crops, what other essential survival knowledge did the Wampanoag share?

They showed them the best local areas to hunt for game and catch fish.

They taught them how to build warmer and more durable shelters for the winter.

They helped them navigate the coastline to find other English settlements.

They instructed them in how to make better tools from stone and wood.

The Wampanoag people adopted European farming methods.

The Pilgrims were able to avoid starvation and ensure their colony's survival.

The Pilgrims decided to abandon Plymouth and move to Virginia.

A permanent military alliance was formed against other colonies.