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100

What year was the first Thanksgiving celebrated?

1621

100

What is the day after Thanksgiving commonly known as?

 Black Friday

100

What is the popular pie served at Thanksgiving?

Pumpkin pie

100

What large bird is pardoned by the President each year? 

Turkey

100

In which US state is the oldest Thanksgiving parade held?

Pennsylvania

200

Which Native American tribe attended the first Thanksgiving?

Wampanoag

200

What parade is famous for happening on Thanksgiving Day?

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

200

What is the name of the sauce made from a red berry that is commonly served at Thanksgiving? 

Cranberry sauce

200

What month does Thanksgiving fall in?

November

200

Which state produces the most cranberries? 

Wisconsin

300

Who was the leader of the Pilgrims at the first Thanksgiving?

William Bradford

300

What is a common activity families do on Thanksgiving in America?

Watch football

300

What is the name of the bread mixture often served with turkey?

Stuffing

300

What type of meat did the Pilgrims likely eat at the first Thanksgiving? 

Venison

300

In which city is the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade held?

New York City

400

How many days did the first Thanksgiving last?

Three days

400

What event involves breaking a wishbone on Thanksgiving?

The Wishbone Tradition

400

What vegetable is commonly mashed and served with gravy?

Potatoes

400

Around how many turkeys are eaten on Thanksgiving in the US?

Around 46 million

400

What is the name of the festival celebrated by Native Americans in the Southwest around Thanksgiving? 

Harvest Festival

500

Which President made Thanksgiving a national holiday?

Abraham Lincoln

500

What is the traditional centerpiece of a Thanksgiving meal?

A turkey

500

What is the name of the corn dish sometimes served as a side at Thanksgiving?

Cornbread

500

What is the name of the ship the Pilgrims sailed on to America?

Mayflower


500

Which state was the first to adopt Thanksgiving as an annual holiday? 

New York

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