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100

The number of women that were at the first Thanksgiving celebration?

Four

100

This city is the home of the oldest Thanksgiving parade

Philadelphia

100

This professional football team has played almost every Thanksgiving since 1934

Detroit Lions
100

President Calvin Coolidge famously received this as a Thanksgiving gift

A live raccooon

100

The largest Turkey weighed

86 lbs

200

The month and year the first Thanksgiving feast was held

November 1621

200

This city's Thanksgiving day parade ends with Santa Claus getting a key to the city

Detroit

200

The first NFL Thanksgiving game was this year

1934

200

This president refused to declare Thanksgiving a holiday

Thomas Jefferson

200

Americans prepare this many turkeys each Thanksgiving

46 million

300

The length, in days, was this long.

Three days

300

This was not a part of the first Macy's Thanksgiving day parade

Balloons

300

This football player has the most passing yards Thanksgiving football history

Matthew Stafford
300

This is what happens to presidentially pardon Thanksgiving turkeys

They live a full life

300

This percentage of Americans actually eat turkey on Thanksgiving

88%

400

This food was not served at the first Thanksgiving

Turkey

400

Giant character balloons made their debut in this year

1927

400

The coldest NFL game in the history of Thanksgiving football

1993

400

These are the names of the two turkeys President Biden pardon for 2022 Thanksgiving

Chocolate and Chip

400

A typical American will consume this many grams of fat on Thanksgiving

229 grams

500

The name of the Native American Tribe that celebrated the first Thanksgiving with Pilgrims

The Wampanoag

500

This world's famous dance team is the staple of the Thanksgiving Day parade

The Rockettes

500

The number of people that attended the first NFL football game 

26,000
500

The first president ever to pardon a turkey

John F Kennedy

500

This town cancelled Thanksgiving because they could not make pumpkin pies

Colchester, CT