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The First Thanksgiving
100

What is America's favorite Thanksgiving side dish?

Stuffing

100

Which president officially declared Thanksgiving as the fourth Thursday of November?

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

100

What is the average weight of a Thanksgiving turkey?

15 pounds

100
What city has the oldest Thanksgiving day parade?

Philadelphia in 1920

100

In what month did the first Thanksgiving likely take place?

September

200

When was green bean casserole introduced to Thanksgiving dinner?

1955

200

Which president was the first to receive a ceremonial turkey?

Harry S. Truman

200

What percentage of Americans skip turkey on Thanksgiving?

12%

200

What year were balloons added to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?

1928

200

Which Native American tribe celebrated the first Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims?

The Wampanoag people

300

What year were canned cranberries first produced?

1912

300

Which president received a live racoon as a Thanksgiving present?

Calvin Coolidge

300

How much did the heaviest turkey (on record) weigh?

86 pounds

300

Which city's Thanksgiving day parade ends with Santa getting a key to the city?

Detroit

300

What seafood was served at the first Thanksgiving?

Lobster, oyster, fish, and eel

400

Do Americans prefer pumpkin pie or apple pie?

Apple pie
400

Which president refused to celebrate Thanksgiving as a national holiday?

Thomas Jefferson

400

Do male or female turkeys gobble?

Only male turkeys

400

The Wampanoag people gave thanks and respect for every thing taken for their use. What do they call the day they celebrate harvests?

Cranberry Day

400

How long did the first Thanksgiving last?

Three days

500

How much was the most expensive Thanksgiving meal on record?

$150,000 at New York City's Old Homestead Steakhouse

500

Which president declared two Thanksgivings in one year?

James Madison

500

Which state consumes the most turkey every year?

California

500

What does the name Wampanoag mean?

"People of the Light" or "People of the East" or "People of the First Light"

500

What vegetables did Native Americans call "the three sisters"?

Corn, beans, and squash

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