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Which nation joined Plymouth's 1621 harvest feast?
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Which ship brought the Pilgrims to Cape Cod in 1620?
Answer: Mayflower
Why: The Mayflower carried 102 passengers on a turbulent 66-day Atlantic crossing before landing at Cape Cod in November 1620.
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Why did Roosevelt change Thanksgiving’s date in 1939?
Answer: To lengthen the Christmas shopping season
Why: Critics dubbed the changed holiday “Franksgiving,” and a 1941 law fixed it on November’s fourth Thursday.
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Who wrote the only surviving eyewitness account of Plymouth’s 1621 feast?
Answer: Edward Winslow
Why: Winslow’s letter appeared in Mourt’s Relation, published in 1622.
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For good luck, two people pull apart what turkey bone?
Answer: Wishbone
Why: Its older English name was merrythought, and the custom of pulling it apart took shape in the early 1600s.
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Which state began annual Thanksgiving proclamations in 1817?
Answer: New York
Why: After Governor DeWitt Clinton's 1817 proclamation, New York made Thanksgiving an official holiday in 1830, the first state outside New England.
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Who campaigned for decades to make Thanksgiving a national holiday?
Answer: Sarah Josepha Hale
Why: Hale ran her Thanksgiving campaign while editing the popular magazine Godey’s Lady’s Book.