Thanksgiving

What is Thanksgiving?

• a national holiday

• a time of year

• a movie

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When did Thanksgiving begin?

• 1921

• 1775

• 1621

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Who celebrated the first Thanksgiving?

• Pilgrims and Wampanoags

• policemen and firemen

• Pilgrims and Americans

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What did people eat at the First Thanksgiving?

• venison, duck, and corn pudding

• chicken and corn

• turkey and potatoes

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What do people eat at their Thanksgiving meal today?

• spaghetti and meatballs

• venison and beef

• turkey, potatoes, and pumpkin pie

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When do Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving?

• December

• November

• October

Who feasted together?

• just the Wampanoag people

• just the pilgrims

• pilgrims and the Wampanoag people

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How long did the harvest festival last?

• 1 day

• 3 days

• 2 days

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What did they eat at the festival?

• turkey, mashed potatoes, and cookies

• venison, duck, and corn pudding

• stuffing and pumpkin pie

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When do we celebrate Thanksgiving?

• fourth Thursday of December

• fourth Thursday of November

• fourth Thursday of October

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