Thanksgiving History and Traditions

Thanksgiving Day is celebrated in America on the fourth Thursday of November, marked by feasting with family and friends. It originated in 1620 when pilgrims, after a harsh winter, were aided by Native Americans to cultivate crops. The first Thanksgiving in 1621 was a three-day feast. Modern traditions include family gatherings, turkey dinners, parades, and home decorations. The video encourages viewers to subscribe and engage with the content.

On which day is Thanksgiving celebrated in America?

• Second Thursday of November

• Third Thursday of November

• First Thursday of November

• Fourth Thursday of November

What was the name of the ship that brought the pilgrims to America?

• Nina

• Pinta

• Mayflower

• Santa Maria

What did the Native Americans teach the pilgrims?

• How to build houses

• How to grow corn, hunt, and fish

• How to navigate the seas

• How to make clothes

Which of the following was NOT mentioned as part of the first Thanksgiving harvest?

• Corn

• Barley

• Potatoes

• Pumpkin

Which President is associated with the start of traditional Thanksgiving parades?

• Abraham Lincoln

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Washington

What is a traditional dish often associated with Thanksgiving?

• Beef

• Ham

• Chicken

• Turkey

What is a common activity during modern Thanksgiving celebrations?

• Attending music concerts

• Decorating homes with wreaths and flowers

• Going to the beach

• Visiting amusement parks

What do people often do for their friends and relatives on Thanksgiving?

• Take them on a trip

• Send gifts

• Send loving messages and warm wishes

• Invite them to a movie