Food
A traditional sauce to have on Thanksgiving.
What is cranberry sauce?
The name of the pilgrim's ship.
What is the Mayflower?
The part of the turkey that is broken by two people for good luck.
What is the wishbone?
The state where the parade takes place.
What is New York?
The busiest travel day of a year.
What is Thanksgiving?
The eating utensil that wasn't invented yet at the first Thanksgiving feast.
What is the fork?
The amount of days it took for the pilgrims to get to North America.
What is 66 days?
The state that consumes the most turkey.
What is California?
The parade was initially themed this.
What is Christmas?
The day after Thanksgiving.
What is Black Friday?
The height in which a cranberry must bounce before it is harvested. (In inches)
What is 4 inches?
The place where the first Thanksgiving was held.
What is Plymouth, Massachusetts?
The amount of towns in the U.S. named Turkey.
What is three?
The last float always in the end of the parade.
Who is Santa Claus?
This means "horn of plenty."
What is cornucopia?
88% of Americans eat this on Thanksgiving.
What is turkey?
The decade in which Thanksgiving became an official holiday.
What is the 40s?
The state that produces the most turkeys in the U.S.
What is Minnesota?
Instead of floats and balloons, they traveled with these.
What are zoo animals?
This means foreigner or traveler from afar.
What is a pilgrim?
The amount of pumpkin pies eaten on Thanksgiving. (In Millions)
What is around 50 million?
The president who refused to declare Thanksgiving a national holiday.
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
The name of a male turkey or first name of a man.
What is Tom?
The year in which the parade started.
What is 1924?
The first two football teams that went against each other on Thanksgiving in 1934.
Who are the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears?