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Thanksgiving Parade
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The Holiday
100
This jiggly red side dish is often served straight out of a can, ridges and all.
Cranberry Sauce
100
The city where the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place.
New York City
100
With over 40 appearances since his debut in 1968, this "Peanuts" beagle holds the record for the character with the most balloons in parade history.
Snoopy
100
The day after Thanksgiving, a major shopping day, is known by this colorful name.
Black Friday
100
Thanksgiving is always celebrated on this day.
The fourth Thursday in November.
200
Southerners usually call it "dressing," while Northerners typically refer to it as this.
Stuffing
200
In 1927, live animals were replaced by these, which are now the parade's signature feature.
Balloons
200
From 1928 to 1932, Macy's did this with the balloons at the end of the parade, offering a $100 reward to anyone who found them and returned the deflated remains. Answer: >!What is releasing them into the air?
Release them into the air
200
This bone is often broken by two people, in hopes that their wish comes true.
Wishbone
200
This president was the first to declare Thanksgiving a national holiday.
Abraham Lincoln
300
Campbell’s Soup estimates 40% of their Cream of Mushroom soup is sold to make this casserole.
Green Bean Casserole
300
This Thanksgiving, the White House will offer this presidential power to two very lucky turkeys.
Pardon
300
While Superman has been the largest overall, the record for the longest balloon ever belongs to this mythical creature, which measured 178 feet long in the 1929 parade.
A Dragon
300
This is the best selling pie on Thanksgiving.
Pumpkin Pie
300
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has occurred every year since 1924, except for the years 1942, '43, and '44, due to this event.
World War 2
400
A root vegetable often topped with marshmallows during Thanksgiving dinner.
Sweet Potatoes
400
This NFL team has played 85 games on Thanksgiving.
Detroit Lions
400
The night before Thanksgiving, crowds gather near this Upper West Side museum to watch the balloons being inflated.
American Museum of Natural History
400
Coined by the National Retail Federation in 2005 to encourage people to shop online, this day is now the biggest online shopping day of the year.
Cyber Monday
400
Thanksgiving is always celebrated on this day in Canada.
The second Monday of October. (Columbus Day for the US)
500
A Turducken is comprised of these three birds.
Chicken, Turkey, Duck.
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500
The first Thanksgiving was celebrated this year, one year after the founding of Plymouth.
1621
500
This cartoon sailor man was the very first giant balloon character in the parade.
Felix the Cat
500
This brand sells the most turkeys on Thanksgiving.
Butterball
500
Thanksgiving is 1 of 11 federal holidays. Name 5 other federal holidays.
New Years Day
MLK Day
President's Day
Memorial Day
Juneteenth
July 4
Labor Day
Columbus Day
Veteran's Day
Christmas