thanksgiving history
Who were the first people to settle in America?
The pilgrims
what is the most eaten food on thanksgiving?
Turkey
What are the symbols of thanksgiving?
turkeys, cornucopias, cranberries, corn, pumpkins and beans.
Can Turkeys Fly?
yes
What is thanksgiving original name?
Harvest Festival
What is the traditional Thanksgiving dish?
turkey
What makes Thanksgiving a special holiday?
being thankful and spending time with family
Are Turkeys Native to the America?
yes
What is the origin of Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving is a federal holiday in the United States. that is celebrated on the last Thursday in November. It has roots in English traditions of giving thanks to God for divine favors and harvests.
What percent of Americans skip turkey on Thanksgiving?
Around 12%
What are some of the things people usually do on Thanksgiving?
eating turkey and having fun
How Big Do Turkeys Get?
Around 50 pounds, 16 pounds, or sometimes 20 pounds.
When was thanksgiving first mentioned?
November 26 1789
How many turkeys are prepared for Thanksgiving in America each year?
Around 46 million
What colors symbolize Thanksgiving?
red, brown, yellow, and orange.
Why Do Turkeys Gobble?
Only male turkeys, or toms, can make a call known as a “gobble;” they mostly do it in the spring and fall.
How did the holiday get its name?
President Abraham Lincoln issued a proclamation declaring “a Day of Thanksgiving and Praise”
How many pies are eaten on thanksgiving?
50 million pies
Why is Thanksgiving not on a Friday?
President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed in 1863 that Thanksgiving would be held the last Thursday of November.
What Is a Baby Turkey Called?
A baby turkey is called a poult, chick, or even turklette.