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When is Thanksgiving celebrated in the U.S.?

The 4th Thursday of November

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Who attended the first Thanksgiving?

Pilgrims and Wampanoag 

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This side dish has 3 names depending where you live.

stuffing, dressing, filling

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What notable Native American served as an interpreter between the Pilgrims and Native Americans?

Squanto

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How many people are projected to fly for Thanksgiving?

31 million
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In 1995, this Thanksgiving vegetable was first grown in space.

Potato

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How many women were at the first Thanksgiving?

4

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Which side dish is considered the least liked?

green bean casserole

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Which two NFL teams have played a game on Thanksgiving Day since 1966?

Lions and Cowboys

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What year did Congress make Thanksgiving a national holiday?

1941

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How many balloons were featured in the 2023 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?

25 balloons

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What year was the first Thanksgiving celebrated?

1621

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How much did the world's largest pumpkin pie weigh?

3,699 pounds

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When was Thanksgiving declared a national celebration?

1789 - President George Washington designated November 26 as a Day of National Thanksgiving

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Which U.S. state consumes the most turkey on Thanksgiving?

California

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What year did “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” debut on television?

1973

400

How many days did the first Thanksgiving last?

3 Days

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What seafood does Maryland famously add to stuffing?

Oysters

400

Where did the Pilgrims first land when arriving on America’s shores?

Massachusetts

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What is turducken?

A combination of turkey, duck, and chicken.

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What is the most expensive Thanksgiving meal ever served?

$181,000

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What document would become the framework for the new government in America?

Mayflower Compact

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How many kernels does a typical ear of corn have? 

500 to 1,200

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What household hazard triples on Thanksgiving?

Fires

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Which department store puts on an annually televised parade of Thanksgiving morning?

Macy's