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History of Thanksgiving
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Where did the pilgrims land?
Cape Cod
St. Petersburg
Chicago
New York
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What is the main traditional food on Thanksgiving?
Potatoes
Turkey
Chicken
Gravy
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Who helped the pilgrims survive?
their dogs
The Wampanog tribe
their parents
aliens
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How many people were on the Mayflower?
390
796
66
7600
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Why did the pilgrims come to America?
religious freedom
to watch baseball
they liked to travel
to have their own land ,rules and laws
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Why was Thanksgiving created?
To watch TV
To get a day off of school
To eat a lot
In thanks for freedom and our many gifts
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Where did the pilgrims live in America?
New York City
Mexico
Plymouth
St. Petersburg
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Is Thanksgiving in Fall or Winter?
Fall
Winter
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What native americans did the pilgrims meet?
None of the above
Wampanoag
Cherokee
settlers
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On Thanksgiving we celebrate________
blessing of the harvest and year
St. Patrick's Day
Jesus' birth
The Resurrection
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What year was the first Thanksgiving?
2005
1621
1720
2016
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Thanksgiving is in this month ________
September
October
December
November
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Was turkey served on the first Thanksgiving?
no
yes
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What religion did the pilgrims have?
Bhudsist
Christianity
Atheist
Islam
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What do most people watch on TV during Thanksgiving?
A Movie
Football
Basketball
Chicago Cubs Baseball
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What is one food that the pilgrims did not eat on the first Thanksgiving?
corn bread
deer meat (venison)
roast duck or goose
turkey
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What was the name of the boat that the Pilgrims took to America?
The Plymouth
A Pirate ship
The Titanic
The Mayflower
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What day of the week do we celebrate Thanksgiving?
Friday
Sunday
Tuesday
Thursday
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What year did the pilgrims reach America?
1620
2016
2000
1776
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Who made Thanksgiving a national holiday?
Mrs. Castaneda
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
The Pilgrims