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100

What is the most popular dish on Thanksgiving? 

Turkey

100

What sport do Americans love to play and watch on Thanksgiving day? 


American football 

100

What does Thanksgiving NOT traditionally include when teaching its history? 

1. The arrival of the Pilgrims on the Mayflower. 

2. The story of the harvest feast in 1621.

3. The idea of giving thanks and sharing food with family.

4. The struggles, losses, and forced colonization of Native Americans.

 The struggles, losses, and forced colonization of Native Americans.

100

This type of food was NOT served on the first Thanksgiving 

corn on the cob

pumpkin

seafood 

corn on the cob 

 

100

What day and month of the year is Thanksgiving traditionally celebrated? 

The fourth Thursday of November 

200

What is the most common way people prepare potatoes for Thanksgiving dinner?

Mashed potatoes  

200

What is the orange vegetable commonly used as a symbol of Thanksgiving?

Pumpkin 

200

What is the name of the ship that the Pilgrims boarded to start their journey to Plymouth, Massachusetts? 

the Mayflower 

200

When was the first thanksgiving?

1491

1621

1900

1776

1621

200

What is one impact the European settlers had on Native American populations? 

1. They brought diseases that killed many Native Americans.

2. They helped Native Americans build stronger communities. 

3. They taught Native Americans to farm new crops.

4. They avoided interaction with Native Americans. 

They brought diseases that killed many Native Americans.

300

What is the most popular meat alternative to turkey on Thanksgiving?

Ham 

300
What is a special Thanksgiving parade in the US?

Macy's Parade 

300

What was the Wampanoag tribe's relationship with the Pilgrims like in the early years?

(Wampanoag is a Native American tribe). 

1. They immediately became friends and shared the land peacefully

2. They avoided contact with the Pilgrims 

3. They helped the Pilgrims survive but later faced conflict and violence.

4. They taught the Pilgrims how to fish and hunt. 

 They helped the Pilgrims survive but later faced conflict and violence.

300

What is the name of the state the Pilgrims reached when they arrived in the USA?

Massachusetts 

300

How many days did the first Thanksgiving last? 

3 days 

400

Which state produces the most cranberries? 

Wisconsin <3 

400

What is the day after Thanksgiving called? (Hint: it's the biggest shopping day of the year) 

Black Friday 

400

How many passengers were there on the Mayflower? 

102 passengers

400

What state produces the most Turkeys in the U.S.?

California

Minnesota

Texas

New York 

Minnesota 

400

What is one type of pie traditionally served at Thanksgiving?

Pumpkin pie

Apple pie 


500

What type of "transportation" is gravy usually served in? 

A gravy BOAT! 

500

How many turkeys are consumed every year on Thanksgiving?

46 million!!!! 

500

What were the long-term effects of colonization on Native Americans after the Pilgrims arrived? 

1. Native Americans gained new technologies and land.

2. Native Americans became leaders in the colonies.

3. Many Native Americans lost their land and lives due to disease, violence, and colonization.

4. Colonization doesn't exist.

Many Native Americans lost their land and lives due to disease, violence, and colonization.

500

How is Thanksgiving viewed by some Native Americans today? 

1. A day of celebration and joy.

2. A day to share food and traditions with settlers. 

3. A holiday with no connection to their history

4. A time to remember and honor their ancestors who suffered due to colonization. 

A time to remember and honor their ancestors who suffered due to colonization.

500

Name one side dish eaten at Thanksgiving that is NOT stuffing or mashed potatoes 

green beans 

sweet potato pie

dinner rolls

biscuits 

salad 

roasted vegetables 

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