NOVEMBER
This U.S. president proclaimed Thanksgiving as a national holiday
Abraham Lincoln
This 46th President of the US was born on November 20th
Joe Biden
This ice cream company named one of their flavors after the Grateful Dead's lead singer
Ben & Jerry's
In Spanish, a 'little donkey' refers to this popular food
Burrito
According to the Distillers Association, 95 percent of all bourbon whiskey is produced in this US state
Kentucky
This holiday is celebrated in Mexico on November 1st and 2nd, honoring deceased loved ones
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
This British celebrity chef was born on November 8th
Gordon Ramsay
This Grateful Dead front man started when he was only 16 years old
Bob Weir
These fried sticks of dough are coated in cinnamon and sugar
Churros
The Parliament of this country first taxed whisky in 1644
Scotland
This is the birthstone for November
Topaz
This singer, born on Nov. 26, was dubbed the "Queen of Rock 'n' Roll"
Tina Turner
The Grateful Dead became a band in this year
1965
Elotes are a traditional street food made from this grilled vegetable
Corn (on the cob)
This famous singer was buried with a bottle of Jack Daniel’s
Frank Sinatra
This artist released the album "Dangerous" in November 1991, marking a milestone in pop music history
Michael Jackson
This famous scientist, born on November 7, 1867, is known for their contributions to physics
Marie Curie
In 1972 the Grateful Dead toured on this continent
Europe
Chipotle peppers are the smoked and dried version of these green peppers
Jalapeños
The combination of beer and whiskey is known as this
Boilermaker
This European country observes Saint Martin’s Day in November to celebrate harvest and the beginning of winter
This former U.S. president was born on November 2, 1865
Warren G. Harding
This was the Grateful Dead's Original Band Name
The Warlocks
In 1924, an Italian immigrant invented this famous salad in a restaurant in Tijuana
Caesar Salad
Whiskey is this states official beverage
Alabama