Food
A huge bird, eaten on Thanksgiving.
What is a "Turkey"?
The day for celebrating Thanksgiving.
What is the "4th Thursday in November"?
The harvest, surviving a long winter and thankfulness.
What is "celebrated" on Thanksgiving?
The day after Thanksgiving for shopping and getting out of the house.
What is "Black Friday"?
The city, where the Macy's Day Parade is held.
What is "New York City" in New York?
A popular side dish, white and fluffy.
What are "Mashed Potatoes"?
Americans watch this sport during Thanksgiving.
What is "American Football or NFL"?
The first people to celebrate Thanksgiving together.
Who were the Pilgrims and the Native Americans? (Indians)
The amount of Americans traveling for Thanksgiving.
What is "51 million" Americans?
These are some of the "things" in the Macy's Day Parade.
What are "Floats, Dancers and Marching Bands"?
An orange and crusty sweet desert.
What is "Pumpkin Pie"?
A famous American parade during Thanksgiving.
What is "Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade"?
When was the first Thanksgiving celebrated?
1621
The amount of consumers (shoppers) that spend money on Black Friday.
What is "154 million" people?
This American President "proclaimed" Thanksgiving, an official holiday.
Who is "Abraham Lincoln"? (July 15th, 1863)
A flaky bready roll for buttering.
What is a "biscuit"?
To give thanks, while visiting family and friends.
What is one of the main reasons for Thanksgiving?
The year Thanksgiving became a national holiday.
What is "1863"?
The percentage of "road trip" travelers for Thanksgiving.
What is "89%"?
This American President celebrated the first national Thanksgiving.
Who is George Washington? (November 26th, 1789)
A side dish which has been inside the turkey.
What is "Stuffing"?
The American President gives this every year to a real live turkey!
What is a "Turkey Pardon"?
The first Native American Tribe to celebrate Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims.
Who were the "Wampanoag"?
The amount of money spent on Black Friday.
What is "9 billion" dollars?
The amount of years which the Native Americans lived on the land, before pilgrims arrived.
What is "8,000-10,000 years"?