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On which day of the week do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?

The fourth Thursday of November.

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When did the Pilgrims leave Plymouth for America?

On September 6th, 1620.

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What is the traditional meat served during Thanksgiving?

Roast turkey.

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How long did the first Thanksgiving celebration last?

Three days.

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When did the Pilgrims arrive in America?

December 11th, 1620.

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Who were the "Pilgrim Fathers"?

The founders of a colony in North America, who were Puritans escaping religious persecution

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How many people were on board the Mayflower?

102 men, women, and children.

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What fruit is typically served as a sauce with turkey on Thanksgiving?

Cranberry sauce.

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What happens in New York every year during Thanksgiving?

There is a large parade that more than two million people watch.

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When was the first Thanksgiving dinner?

November 1621.

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What is the name of the ship that carried the Pilgrims to America?

The Mayflower.

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How long did the voyage to America take?

About 2 months (September 6th to December 11th, 1620).

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Which vegetable is often served as a side dish during Thanksgiving dinner?

Potatoes.

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What is one of the reasons Thanksgiving is such a special day for Americans?

It’s a day for families to come together and celebrate.

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When did the Pilgrims leave England on the Mayflower?

September 6th, 1620.

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What was the first Thanksgiving meal celebrated for?

To thank God for their survival and the harvest.

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Where did the Pilgrims arrived in America?

They arrived on the north-west coast and called the place Plymouth.

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What type of pie is commonly eaten for dessert during Thanksgiving?

Pumpkin pie.

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Why did the Pilgrims start a new life in America?

They were suffering religious persecution in England.

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In which month is Thanksgiving celebrated in the United States?

November.

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What happened to half of the Pilgrims during the first winter?

They died due to the harsh winter conditions and lack of food.

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Who helped the Pilgrims learn how to grow corn and hunt?

Squanto, a Native American.

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What do many organizations do for poor people during Thanksgiving?

They prepare a free meal for them in towns or cities.

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What is typically closed on Thanksgiving day?

Schools and businesses.

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In which year did the Pilgrims begin their voyage to America?

1620

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