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On what ship did the pilgrims sail to America?
The Mayflower
How long was the journey from England to America?
66 days
Where was the first Thanksgiving held?
Plymouth, Massachusetts
Why was the first winter so difficult for the pilgrims?
-They faced food shortage
-Because of the diseases
-Because of the cold
What food was eaten at the first Thanksgiving?
-Fowl
-Deer
-Shellfish
-Corn and squash
Which president made Thanksgiving as an annual holiday?
Abraham Lincoln
How long was the first Thanksgiving?
3 days
What state produces the most turkeys?
Minnesota
How did the natives help the pilgrims?
-They taught them hunt local animals.
-Gather shellfish
-Grow corn, beans and squash.
What common utensil was missing?
fork
Why are adult male turkeys called gobblers?
Because only adult male turkeys can gobble
When was the first jellied cranberry sauce canned?
1912
What country did the pilgrims come from?
England
Why was the first Thanksgiving held?
To celebrate the colony's first successful harvest.
How many people tune in to watch the Macy's parade?
50 million people
Who pardons a turkey from be eaten on Thanksgiving?
The President
When was the first Macy's parade held?
1924
Thanksgiving is also celebrated in this country.
Canada
How fast can turkey fly?
Up to 55 MPH
Which character has been featured in the Macy's parade the most?
Snoopy
What was the name of the Native American who helped the Pilgrims?
Squanto
When is Thanksgiving held in America?
In which city is the Macys parade?
New York City
What is the sport that is played on Thanksgiving Day?
Football
How many turkeys are eaten on Thanksgiving each year?
46 million