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History…In 1620 a group of people left the south coast of England to live in America. They arrived in November, and many of them died during that first winter. The local tribe, the Wampanoag Indians, taught these Europeans how to plant corn and catch the local fish. As a result, the following Autumn the settlers had collected enough food to survive the winter. As a thank you, the Europeans invited the native Americans to a feast which lasted three days.

Black Friday and Cyber MondayThe day after Thanksgiving day has marked the stars of Christmas shopping with stores reducing their prices sometimes by over 50%

Cyber Monday, the following Monday, is day for online bargains.These popular sales now happen in many countries across the world.

Macy’s ParadeIn the 1920s one of New

York most famous department stores began a parade through the streets of the city to celebrate Thanksgiving.

Now the parade is famous for its fifteen enormous balloons depicting favourite children’s characters.

What to eat at ThanksgivingSquash

soup,roasted turkey, potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans and carrots, cranberry sauce,cornbread and pumpkin pie!