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November · 15–20 minutes

🦃 Thanksgiving Quiz Night

The 1621 harvest gathering, holiday traditions, food, and parade history.

15 questions · Family-friendly · answers and sources checked

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1. Which shopping holiday, falling on the Monday after Thanksgiving, encourages online shopping deals?

Cyber Monday

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2. On which day is Thanksgiving observed in the United States?

The fourth Thursday in November

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3. Which president proclaimed the last Thursday of November 1863 a national day of Thanksgiving?

Abraham Lincoln

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4. Which magazine editor campaigned for a nationwide Thanksgiving observance and wrote to the president about it in 1863?

Sarah Josepha Hale

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5. The 1621 harvest gathering remembered as the 'First Thanksgiving' took place in what is now which state?

Massachusetts

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6. Which Indigenous people joined the English colonists at the 1621 harvest gathering?

Wampanoag

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7. How long did the 1621 harvest celebration last?

Three days

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8. Which animals did Ousamequin and his men contribute to the 1621 feast?

Five deer

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9. Which tart red fruit native to North America commonly appears as a sauce at Thanksgiving?

Cranberries

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10. Which orange squash is commonly baked into a Thanksgiving pie?

Pumpkin

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11. In what year did the first Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade march?

1924

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12. Which character became the first character balloon in Macy's parade in 1927?

Felix the Cat

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13. Why was the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade canceled from 1942 through 1944?

World War II

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14. On which day is Thanksgiving observed in Canada?

The second Monday in October

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15. Who wrote the surviving eyewitness account of the 1621 harvest celebration?

Edward Winslow

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