History of Thanksgiving
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- 1621
- 16TH CENTURY
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN
- ATLANTIC
- BEANS
- BOUNTY
- CORN
- DROUGHT
- FASTING
- FESTIVAL
- FLORIDA
- FOWLING
- GEORGE WASHINGTON
- GOOD FORTUNE
- GRATITUDE
- HARVEST
- INDIANS
- MAINE
- MAYFLOWER
- NOVEMBER
- PILGRIMS
- PLYMOUTH
- PRAYER
- PUMPKIN
- PURITAN
- RAIN
- SQUANTO
- STORMS
- TEXAS
- THANKSGIVING
- THURSDAY
- TURKEY
- VIRGINIA
- WAMPANOAG
- WILLIAM BRADFORD
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Thanksgiving Day origin dates back in the 16th century when the first Thanksgiving dinner took place in Texas. According to historians, a sailing vessel called Mayflower crossed the Atlantic carrying about 102 pilgrims. The journey was arduous because of terrible storms in the sea. Another version of the story talked about the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag in 1900. Discover more about the history of Thanksgiving in this word search hunt! Good luck!
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