THANKSGIVING

When do they celebrate Thamksgiving?

• 4th Thursday Nov.

• 4th October

• 4th November

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Who were the "Pilgrim Fathers"

• Just two pilgrims

• The founders of a colony

• The church of England

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What was the name of their ship?

• Mayflower

• Unknown

• Wampanoag

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When did the pilgrims arrive?

• In 1521

• In 1621

• Unknown

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How many people were there in the Mayflower?

• 50

• Unknow

• 102

What is the Thanksgiving traditional meal?

• Pumpkin Pie

• Roast Turkey

• Both and more

What was the name of the first city they founded?

• Plymouth

• New York

• Wampanoag

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What is the reason to celebrate thanksgiving?

• Religious festivity

• Thank God

• Eat Turkey

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which are thanksgiving items?

• Pine, star, santa claus

• Leprechauns, hats, shamrocks

• Pilgrims,turkey, pumpkin pie.

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pilgrims/ became/ The/ Wampanoang/ the/ friends./ native Americans/ and

• Wampanoang American native became and friends pilgrims.

• The Wampanoang native Americans became friends with the pilgrims.

• The pilgrims and the Wampanoang native Americans became friends.

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