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This tart, red sauce is a staple on the holiday table and can be served fresh or retains the shape of the can.

What is cranberry sauce?

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Thanksgiving always falls on this specific Thursday of November.

What is the fourth Thursday?

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The English separatists who celebrated the first Thanksgiving are commonly known by this name.

Who are the Pilgrims?

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This is the most popular type of pie baked and eaten for Thanksgiving dessert.

What is pumpkin pie?

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Two people traditionally pull on this specific bone of the turkey, and the person with the larger piece gets a wish.

What is the wishbone (or furcula)?

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Traditionally made from the drippings of the roasted turkey, this savory sauce is poured over mashed potatoes.

What is gravy?

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This major department store has hosted a world-famous Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City since 1924.

What is Macy's?

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This historic ship carried the Pilgrims across the Atlantic Ocean to the New World in 1620.

What is the Mayflower?

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This is the approximate percentage of Americans who eat turkey on Thanksgiving, rounded to the nearest ten (between 80% and 90%).

What is 88%?

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This classic 1965 animated TV special features a Thanksgiving dinner consisting entirely of toast, pretzel sticks, popcorn, and jellybeans.

What is A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving?

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[DAILY DOUBLE] This popular green vegetable side dish is often baked into a casserole topped with cream of mushroom soup and crispy fried onions.

What is green bean casserole?

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These two NFL teams traditionally host a home game every single Thanksgiving Day.

Who are the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys?

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This Native American from the Patuxet tribe famously acted as an interpreter and taught the Pilgrims how to cultivate corn.

Who is Squanto?

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The heavily marketed shopping day immediately following Thanksgiving is known by this colorful name.

What is Black Friday?

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This skin that hangs loosely under a turkey’s neck and throat turns bright red when the bird is upset or courting.

What is a wattle?

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This sweet potato dish is famously topped with a toasted layer of this gooey, white confection.

What are marshmallows?

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This specific name is given to a male turkey, which is also the sound they make.

What is a Tom (or a gobbler)?

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This U.S. President officially declared Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863, during the American Civil War.

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

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[DAILY DOUBLE] Campbell's Soup invented the green bean casserole in 1955 to help sell more of this specific canned soup?

What is Cream of Mushroom soup?

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This horn-shaped basket overflowing with fruits, vegetables, and flowers is a common symbol of abundance and a Thanksgiving centerpiece.

What is a cornucopia?

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According to a popular food myth, eating too much turkey makes you sleepy because it contains this amino acid.

What is tryptophan?

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This annual presidential tradition involves saving a lucky turkey from the dinner table.

What is the Presidential Turkey Pardon?

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The first Thanksgiving feast was celebrated in this specific year.

What is 1621?

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While Americans celebrate in November, this neighboring country celebrates its Thanksgiving on the second Monday of October.

What is Canada?




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The classic holiday song "Jingle Bells" was originally written in the 1850s to be sung for this holiday instead of Christmas.

What is Thanksgiving?

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