The First Thanksgiving

What is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States?

• Christmas

• Thanksgiving

• Independence Day

• Halloween

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Native Americans and early settlers gave thanks together with this historic ____.

• battle

• feast

• journey

• meeting

The first Thanksgiving was a historic ____.

• battle

• feast

• journey

• meeting

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The Wampanoag people lived in the area for over ______ years.

• 5,000

• 8,000

• 12,000

• 15,000

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The settlers were supposed to land where ______ is now located.

• Boston

• New York City

• Philadelphia

• Washington D.C.

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The settlers were English Protestants who wanted to break away from which church?

• Catholic Church

• Church of England

• Lutheran Church

• Orthodox Church

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Native Americans are often incorrectly portrayed as wearing what on their shoulders?

• Leather jackets

• Woven blankets

• Feathered capes

• Woolen shawls

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The first harvest gathering likely included what kind of activities?

• Prayers and thanks

• Building and crafting

• Hunting and fishing

• Trading and bartering

Fill in the blank: The peace between Native Americans and settlers lasted for only a ______.

• decade

• generation

• century

• year

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Where do many native people gather each Thanksgiving Day to remember their ancestors?

• Statue of Liberty

• Massasoit statue in Plymouth

• Lincoln Memorial

• Mount Rushmore

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