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Abraham Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a holiday in 1863, and it became an annual event. It wasn't recognized by a national law until Franklin D. Roosevelt signed it into law in December 1941.
In the United States, the next federal holiday is Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving was moved up for one because merchants wanted an extra week of selling time before the official Christmas shopping began. The president who moved the Thanksgiving holiday was Franklin Roosevelt.
Lincoln proclaimed a national day of thanksgiving in 1863. Franklin Roosevelt got Congress to make Thanksgiving a federal holiday in 1941. FDR had the day moved up a week wnenever November had 5 Thursdays.[[Which president legalized thanksgiving&action=edit|]] [Discuss:Which_president_legalized_thanksgiving ] [javascript:getUpdates(1); ]Read more: [[Which president legalized thanksgiving#ixzz16ANW45R1|http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Which_president_legalized_thanksgiving#ixzz16ANW45R1]]
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No, it is a Federal Holiday, they are back to work on Friday. Happy Thanksgiving!
In 1939, President Franklin D. Roosevelt decided to move Thanksgiving back one week to boost retail sales before Christmas in light of the Great Depression.The public did not like this decision and therefore some started calling the holiday Franksgiving (a combination of Franklin and Thanksgiving).
No mail. It is a federal holiday.
Lincoln instituted the Thanksgiving Holiday in 1863. He designated it as a Federal holiday during the Civil War to give appreciation and praise for God.