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100

The largest Thanksgiving Day parade is sponsored by this department store in NYC.

What is Macy's?

100

1621

When was the 1st Thanksgiving?

200

This is the meat that Native Americans brought to the first Thanksgiving that had antlers on their heads.

What is deer or venison?

200

Many family members and friends fall asleep in front of the TV while watching this after Thanksgiving dinner.

What are football games?

200

 These fruit are a group of evergreen dwarf shrubs or trailing vines that grew in a watery bog but no Thanksgiving dinner is complete without their sauce.

What are cranberries?

300

It was started in 1920 and originally called the Gimbels Thanksgiving Day Parade until the Gimbels department stores closed down in this city.

What is Philadelphia?

300

The first Thanksgiving celebration was 72 hours making it this long.

What is 3 days?

300

The Greek culture produced the idea of this also called the horn of plenty.

What is the cornucopia?

300

The 1st President was the first to give a turkey a presidential pardon in the 1980's.

Who is President Ronald Reagan?

400

Puritans

What were the Pilgrims called before fleeing Europe?

400

Wampanoag were this group of people that helped the Pilgrims survived in "New England".

What are Native Americans or American Indians?

400

This US northern neighbor celebrates Thanksgiving on the second Monday of October.

What is Canada?

400

The state raises the most turkeys and home of the Vikings football team.

What is Minnesota?

500

In America’s Thanksgiving Parade this usually features Santa receiving the key to the city from the Mayor of this Midwest major city that was made famous by the automobile industry.

What is Detroit?

500

Eels, shellfish, stews, vegetables, and beer were also provided by the Native Americans for this.

What was the 1st Thanksgiving feast?

500

The US has celebrated Thanksgiving off and on since 1774. But it wasn’t until 1863 when this U.S. President proclaiming a day of Thanksgiving on the last Thursday of November that it became an annual holiday.

Who is President Abraham Lincoln?

500

The Friday after Thanksgiving is called this accounting term because some stores were able to get out of the "RED" and into this color.

What is Black Friday?

500

This is the wobbly red piece of flesh on top of the beak of a turkey,

What is a wattle or snood?