Thanksgiving day

Thanksgiving day is celebrated each year on the fourth Tuesday in November.

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Thanksgiving is traditionally a harvest festival.

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The Pilgrims had borrowed money from a group of American merchants to cross the Atlantic Ocean. 

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Most of the Pilgrims had suffered terribly from the long voyage. 

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Through the course of the winter almost all Pilgrims died. 

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The place where passengers set foot on land was named Mayflower.

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They founded the Colony of Plymouth in December 1620.

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On this day many people say prayers of thanks for the years blessings.

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The Mayflower finally reached land near Provincetown on Cape Cod after sailing for more than three months. 

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The Mayflower had been a cargo ship.

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