Food
The most popular main course.
Turkey
True or False. The first ever TV dinner was made with Thanksgiving leftovers.
True
The day and month of the year on which we traditionally celebrate Thanksgiving
the fourth Thursday of November
The name of the ship the Pilgrims boarded to start their journey to the New World.
The Mayflower
This President first ordered a national day of Thanksgiving.
George Washington
The most popular Thanksgiving dessert.
Pumpkin Pie
A tradition where people would break this specific part of a turkey, which was meant to promote patience and spending time with family.
the Wishbone
The annual Thanksgiving Day Parade concludes with the arrival of this person.
Santa Claus
This is the reason the Pilgrims chose to leave England.
religious persecution
This President made turkey pardoning an annual event.
George H.W. Bush
This red fruit is often served after being made into a jelly along with other side dishes for Thanksgiving dinner.
cranberry sauce
The conical-shaped basket that is generally filled with
Cornucopia
This department store is known for their extravagant Thanksgiving parade.
Macys
The first Thanksgiving lasted this many days.
Three
This President declared two Thanksgivings in one year.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The average person consumes this many calories, on average, at Thanksgiving dinner.
4,500
This U.S. states hold the record for producing the most cranberries each year, a popular Thanksgiving side dish ingredient.
Wisconsin
A race many people run on Thanksgiving morning.
the Turkey Trot
The English separatists who came to the United States in 1620.
Pilgrims
Which President refused to celebrate Thanksgiving as a national holiday?
Thomas Jefferson
This many turkeys are consumed every year at Thanksgiving.
46 million
This profession shows the 24 hours after Thanksgiving to be their busiest time of year.
Plumbing
The oldest Thanksgiving Day Parade in the U.S. is actually held in this city, not NYC.
Philadelphia
This meat was brought to the first thanksgiving by the Native tribe.
Deer / Venison
This president proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday.
Abraham Lincoln