Thanksgiving

The food then was often what was easily available like; venison, fish, meat, grains, corn, spices and were plentiful. This is more than two items but kept thinking of things.

It is probably no surprise, but wild turkey was one of the main courses. There were several other dishes there as well. Some you may not have guessed. There were stewed eels, sea bass, cod, and other sea foods. However, they stayed away from mussels such as clams. Mussels were considered food for desperate times. There was a good deal of meat. The meats included venison and foul. They ate ducks, geese, and swan. There were butters and cheeses made from goat milk, as well as breads. They did not tend to eat many vegetables, but pumpkin and beans would have been on the menu. Cranberries were in abundance, but due to lack of sugar, they were not very appealing, and not included with the meal. It was possible they had beer, as it was a common drink of the time. The Pilgrims did not believe in getting drunk, but for sanitation reasons, beer was often safer than water. Even the children drank it.

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There are millions of people who travel via airplanes during the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. The Air Transport Association predicts that 16.3 million people will fly during the holiday.

In my school in Pennsylvania I don't have school on the day before,of,or after Thanksgiving.But I guess that might not be the same for you but you probrably don't have it.

90 Indians accompanied the colonists.

2/1 or 5/9 or 9/5

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bird
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cranberry
sauce
cranberries
sweet potatoes
pumpkin
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pies
harvest
corn
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690 million lb of turkey each year, on thanksgiving.

What we now know as Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade began as Macy's Christmas Parade on Thanksgiving day, November 27, 1924.

Thanksgiving was Thursday, November 22nd, 2012.

Turkey was most likely served at the first Thanksgiving because it was a bird of the new world. Other ripe crops like corn were also at the firs thanksgiving. Typically, any food that represent the "New World" woudl be served at hte firs Thanksgiving.

yes. obviously. come on a donkey knows that!

No, it falls on a Thursday this year.

The Radio City Christmas Spectacular (starring The Rockettes) has become a Christmas staple. The show has been performed annually since its premiere on December 21, 1933.

women cooked the meal of course. The head of the houshold the husband would take his food first and the wife would take hers before the children. women lay their napkin on their laps while men over their shoulders.

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turkey (if you count wings)

horses (if they were desperate they would've eaten them)]

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Yes. After Thanksgiving is done, the holiday is obviously over, and so regualr times commence.

countries who don't celebrate Christmas - prehaps other religion places e.g - India

Canada celebrates Thanksgiving in October on the second Monday.

There are fifty million pumpkin pies which are eaten at Thanksgiving. Each year an estimated 248 million turkeys are raised to eat in the U.S.

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Not just a year older, but a year better.

Here's to another year of experience. I am gonna be ur friend always and I want u all the best u could possibly be.

For food in a world where many walk in hunger,

For faith in a world where many walk in fear,

And for friends in a world where many walk alone,

We give you thanks, O Lord, on this Christmas Day.

Amen.

Six Feet Under, from the Christmas Episode "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year." (2002)

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Actually, no, it wasn't. In this period of time, many thanksgivings were held. These celebrations were held to thank God for a certain event that has occured, such as the winning of a battle, or a bountiful harvest. However, if you would like to be specific, it was the first Thanksgiving held in the Americas for a bountiful harvest. Other small Thanksgivings were held before by European Explorers for numerous reasons.