Turkey
This gender of turkey gobbles.
What are males?
These 3 seafood items constitute an alternative Thanksgiving meal/dinner.
What is lobster, fish and oysters or eel?
This is the name of Israel's autumn harvest festival.
What is Sukkoth?
This is what the first day of Autumn is known as.
What is the Autumn Equinox?
This popular Christmas song was originally written as a Thanksgiving song.
What is Jingle Bells?
This is what male turkeys are called.
What are Toms?
This percent of Americans actually eat turkey on Thanksgiving.
What is 88%?
In this country, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday in October.
What is Canada?
It is the year that the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade first had balloons.
What is 1928?
This was the first state to officially adopt Thanksgiving.
What is New York?
These types of turkeys can fly.
What are Wild turkeys?
Thanksgiving turkey mix-up inspired this popular meal trend.
What are frozen TV dinners?
The idea of an annual harvest celebration dates back to this era.
What is Ancient Greece?
These four colors are commonly associated with Fall.
What are orange, red, yellow and brown?
This country holds the world record for turkey consumption.
What is Israel?
He was the president that pardoned the first turkey.
Who is John F. Kennedy?
President Coolidge received this land mammal as a Thanksgiving present.
What is a racoon?
In China, the harvest festival lasts for these many days.
What is Three?
This goddess is often associated with the Fall harvest in Greek mythology.
Who is Demeter?
This president did not agree to the celebration of Thanksgiving as a national holiday.
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
This is the best place to put the meat thermometer in the turkey.
What is the thigh?
This colony/state canceled Thanksgiving because they couldn't make pumpkin pies.
What is Connecticut?
This was the time when the modern version of the Japanese Thanksgiving was established.
What is 1948/after the end of WW II?
This famous author wrote the novel "The Fall."
Who is Albert Camus?
It is the year the NFL had its first Thanksgiving Day game.
What is 1920?