History
Turkey
Macy's Parade
Misc
100

This is the name of the ship the Pilgrims used to come to America.

The Mayflower

100

Female Turkeys are called hens, male turkeys are called this.

Toms

100

The parade is held every year in this city.

New York City

100

The biggest shopping day of the year is referred to as this.

Black Friday

200

The Pilgrims first landed here.

Plymouth Rock

200

Instead of Turkey, the first Thanksgiving served this as its main course.

Deer

200

A float featuring this jolly fellow always marks the end of the parade.

Santa Claus

200

These two football teams play on Thanksgiving Day every year

Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys (boo)

300

Thanksgiving was declared a national holiday by this president.

Abraham Lincoln 

300

This western state is the largest consumer of turkeys in the United States.

California

300

A giant balloon version of this character has appeared in the parade more times than any other.

Snoopy

300

Canada celebrates Thanksgiving during this month

October

400

The first Thanksgiving lasted this many days. 

3

400

This is the name of the skin that hangs off of a turkey's neck.

Wattle

400

This character was used for the design of the very first balloon.

Felix the Cat

400

This famous Christmas song was actually originally written for Thanksgiving.

Jingle Bells

500

This is the name of the tribe that participated in the very first Thanksgiving.

Wampanoag

500

This NFL star popularized the unconventional Thanksgiving dish in which a duck is stuffed into a chicken which is then stuffed into a turkey

John Madden

500

When the parade first launched, instead of ballons, it featured this.

Zoo animals

500

Cornucopia comes from the Latin cornu copiae which translates literally as.

Horn of plenty