Canada
A common misconception, many people don't know who had the first Thanksgiving, Canada or the United States
Canada
Gobble gobble, this is the percentage of Canadians that eat turkey for Thanksgiving
29%
Native Indians used these to dye clothes and heal wounds
Other than decoration what were gourds used for
Utensils or musical instruments
This country celebrates the Moon Festival, known to us as Thanksgiving
China
This is considered the Cranberry Capital of the World
Wild turkeys can fly, this is the reason that domestic turkeys can't
They are too fat
Campbell created this recipe to sell their cream of mushroom soup. They sell over $20m worth of it every Thanksgiving
Greenbean Casserole
It took the Mayflower this many days to travel to America
66 days
Turkey comes from the hebrew word "tukki" it means this
Big Bird
It's not the Macy's parade, but this is considered to be the most popular Thanksgiving parade in Canada
Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest
Turkey chicks are called this
Pults or turkeylings
You can tell if a cranberry is ripe if they bounce this many inches high
Four
This state raises the most turkeys
Minnesota
This Mediterranean culture produced the idea of the cornucopia, the horn of plenty
Greek culture
We're thankful that this year Thanksgiving became a National holiday
1957
86
These inedible crops are popular at thanksgiving, and one of Canada's oldest crops
Gourds
This Christmas song was originally a Thanksgiving song composed for children to sing in Boston Sunday School Celebration
Jingle Bells
During Chuseok, the Korean Thanksgiving - Harvest Festival, they eat this traditional stuffed food
Rice cakes
Canadian Thanksgiving is a statutory holiday except in these 4 provinces
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI and Newfoundland and Labrador
In 1952 this company had an abundance of turkeys and they created the popular TV dinner
For Canadians this is the most popular flavour of pie
Apple
Used today in most traditional Thanksgiving dinners, the pilgrims had access to this vegetable but did not eat it because they thought it was poisonous
Potatoes
Other than Canada and the United States what other countries celebrate Thanksgiving
England, Liberia, Germany, Japan, China, Grenada, Korea, Norfolk Island, Puerto Rico