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What were the "Pilgrims" called when they came to America for religious freedom?

a.  Reformers

b.  Separatists

c.  Progressives

b.  Separatists

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What was the name of the ship the "Pilgrims" sailed on?

a.  The Stillwater

b.  The Seven Seas

c.  The Mayflower

c.  The Mayflower

100

The Indian who spoke English to the Pilgrims and helped them learn to hunt, fish and plant was:

a.  Big Bear

b.  Squanto

c.  Samoset

b.  Squanto

100

Which food was most certainly at the first Thanksgiving?

a.  corn

b.  mashed potatoes

c.  cranberries

a.  corn

100

It's been estimated that how many Americans eat turkey on Thanksgiving Day?

a.  88%

b.  50%

c.  75%

a.  88%

200

When did the "Pilgrims" land in the New World?

a.  1619

b.  1620

c.  1610

b.  1620

200

How many passengers did the ship bring to the New World?

a.  77

b.  213

c.  102

c.  102

200

The Native American tribe that helped the "Pilgrims" was:

a.  The Cherokee

b.  The Wampanoag

c.  The Mohican

b.  The Wampanoag

200

Which wild bird was not on the Pilgrims' First Thanksgiving menu?

a.  duck

b.  turkey

c.  bald eagle

c.  bald eagle

200

Thanksgiving Day occurs on which day?

a.  November 22 each year

b.  the fourth Thursday of November

c.  the last Thursday in November 

b.  the fourth Thursday of November

300

How many "Pilgrims" died that first winter?

a.  1/3

b.  almost 50%

c.  most of them



b.  almost 50% (42 out of 102)

300

There was a baby born aboard the ship.  What was the baby named?

a.  Oceanus

b.  Seamus

c.  Christiana

a.  Oceanus

300

The Chief of the Wampanoag Tribe was named:

a.  Seattle

b.  Massasoit

c.  Chief Wahoo

b.  Massasoit

300

A woman named Sarah Hale convinced which President to proclaim a Day of Thanksgiving?

a.  President Jackson

b.  President Washington

c.  President Lincoln

c.  President Lincoln

300

What utensil was not used by the Pilgrims to eat Thanksgiving dinner?

a.  knife

b.  fork

c.  spoon

b.  fork

400

The "Pilgrims" came to America:

a.  to fight the Indians

b.  for religious freedom

c.  to start a .com company

b.  for religious freedom

400

The Mayflower sailed off-course and landed:

a.  North of the original destination

b.  South of the original destination

c.  At the original destination

a.  North of the original destination

400

Squanto spoke English because he had been taken to England and then brought back.  (TRUE OR FALSE)

TRUE

400

The first Thanksgiving meal was prepared by the surviving married women among the Pilgrims.  How many "hostesses" were there?

a.  15

b.  7

c.  4

c.  4

400

The Pilgrims celebrated the First Thanksgiving in:

a.  Washington, D. C.

b.  Plymouth, Massachusetts

c.  Jamestown, Virginia

b.  Plymouth, Massachusetts

500

How long did the First Thanksgiving last?

a.  4 hours

b.  2 days

c.  3 days

c.  3 days

500

The Mayflower was supposed to sail with another ship from England.  What was the name of the leaky ship that got left behind?

a.  Speedwell

b.  Titanic

c.  Seven Seas

a.  Speedwell

500

Who celebrated the First Thanksgiving with the "Pilgrims"?

a.  90 Indian warriors

b.  90 Indian families

c.  9 Indian chiefs

a.  90 warriors

500

Thanksgiving Day football games were started in:

a.  the 1750's

b.  the 1920's

c.  the 1810's

b.  the 1920's

500

What landmark is known as the place where the Pilgrims landed in America?

a.  Pet Rock

b.  Patriot's Rock

c.  Plymouth Rock

c.  Plymouth Rock

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