Thanksgiving Foods
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Presidential Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving
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The most popular main course on Thanksgiving.
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True or False
The Pilgrims arrived in New York.
False
The Pilgrims landed in Plymouth rock, Massachusetts.
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orange vegetable commonly used as a symbol of Thanksgiving.
pumpkin
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The name of the ship the Pilgrims boarded to start their journey to the New World.
What is the Mayflower?
100
This President first ordered a national day of Thanksgiving. 
George Washington
On September 28, 1789, just before leaving for recess, the first Federal Congress passed a resolution asking that the President of the United States recommend to the nation a day of thanksgiving. A few days later, President George Washington issued a proclamation naming Thursday, November 26, 1789 as a "Day of Publick Thanksgivin" - the first time Thanksgiving was celebrated under the new Constitution.
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These are the Thanksgiving colors.
What are the Thanksgiving Colors: Orange is a pumpkin, Yellow is the corn, Brown is the turkey with stuffing to adorn and Red are the cranberries?
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Savory mixture traditionally placed inside of a turkey
Stuffing
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The day and month of the year on which we traditionally celebrate 
The fourth Thursday of November
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The indigenous people of North America who are a common symbol of Thanksgiving.
200
They joined the Pilgrim in the first Thanksgiving.
Native Americans
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This President made turkey pardoning an annual event.
George H.W. Bush
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This game has the most played on Thanksgiving .
Football
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The most popular Thanksgiving dessert.
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The meat is the most popular alternative to turkey on Thanksgiving.
Ham
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The English separatists who came to the United States in 1620.
Pilgrims
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This is the reason the Pilgrims chose to leave England.
To start in the new world
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This President informally began the turkey pardon.
In November 1963, this President received the traditional Thanksgiving turkey from the National Turkey Federation.
At the time, presidents did not typically “pardon” the turkey. Most birds were eaten.
But when this President saw the turkey, it had a tag that said “Good Eating, Mr. President.”
Kennedy looked at it and famously said:
“Let’s keep him going.”
John F. Kennedy
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An annual Thanksgiving morning parade in New York City, organized by this store and broadcast nationwide. It’s famous for its giant helium balloons, marching bands, performers, and elaborate floats.
Macy´s Thanksgiving parade
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The red fruit that is often served alongside the turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.
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The alternative to turkey on Thanksgiving for vegetarians.
Tofu
400
Is a holiday centered on gratitude, community, and reflection, there are parades,football games and family reunion on this day
Thanksgiving
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This is the year of the first Thanksgiving.
What is 1621
400
This President declared two Thanksgivings in one year.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Concerned that the shortened Christmas shopping season might dampen the economic recovery, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a Presidential Proclamation moving Thanksgiving to the second to last Thursday of November. As a result of the proclamation, 32 states issued similar proclamations while 16 states refused to accept the change and proclaimed Thanksgiving to be the last Thursday in November. For two years two days were celebrated as Thanksgiving - the President and part of the nation celebrated it on the second to last Thursday in November, while the rest of the country celebrated it the following week.
To end the confusion, Congress decided to set a fixed-date for the holiday. On October 6, 1941, the House passed a joint resolution declaring the last Thursday in November to be the legal Thanksgiving Day. The Senate, however, amended the resolution establishing the holiday as the fourth Thursday, which would take into account those years when November has five Thursdays. The House agreed to the amendment, and President Roosevelt signed the resolution on December 26, 1941, thus establishing the fourth Thursday in November as the Federal Thanksgiving Day holiday.
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People in Canada celebrate Thanksgiving on __________, while in the USA it is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November.
the second Monday in October
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This large root vegetable belongs to the morning glory family. Don't let the name fool you, they are not sweet nor potatoes
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This day follows Thanksgiving when there are big sales and many people go shopping.
Black Friday
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A large, native bird to North America that is large enough to feed a family.
turkey
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Act in which the President of The United States forgive a turkey?
Pardoning
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This president proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday.
Abraham Lincoln
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Schools, banks, and post offices are closed
Thanksgiving