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Most dinner tables will have one of these cooked birds as their main course

Turkey

100

This sport is played on every Thanksgiving Day

Football

100

They came over on the Mayflower

The Pilgrims

100

The 1st video game character that was featured as a balloon in the Thanksgiving Day parade

Sonic the Hedgehog

100

Turkeys make this sound

"Gobble, gobble"

200

This orange dessert tastes delightful with whipped cream

Pumpkin pie

200

You're doing this if you're taking part in a Turkey Trot

Running

200

This President was the 1st to pardon a turkey on Thanksgiving

John F. Kennedy

200

The big shopping day right after Thanksgiving is called this

Black Friday

200

This neighbor of the United States celebrates Thanksgiving in October

Canada

300

Add some milk and butter to this smushed concoction for a tasty side dish

Mashed potatoes

300

This quarterback holds the record for most touchdown passes in a Thanksgiving Day game

Peyton Manning

300

The 1st Thanksgiving celebration was this many days long

3

300

This Native American princess was the star of a Disney movie

Pocahontas

300

This many women were at the first Thanksgiving celebration

4

400

When this red stuff wiggles out of its can it always keeps its shape

Cranberry sauce

400

This is the only NFL team to have never played on Thanksgiving

Jacksonville Jaguars

400

This food was not on the menu at the 1st Thanksgiving

Turkey

400

In "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" Snoopy serves these foods for dinner

Toast, popcorn and jelly beans

400

Thanksgiving is celebrated on this day of the week

Thursday

500

This delicious liquid that's served in a boat makes everything taste better

Gravy

500

These 2 football teams play EVERY Thanksgiving (just not against each other)

Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions

500

The 1st Thanksgiving was celebrated in this state

Massachusetts
500

This major department store hosts a huge parade in New York City every year

Macy's

500

The year of the first Thanksgiving feast

1621