Happy Thanksgiving!

1. These establishments have their biggest sales on Thanksgiving Eve.
6. The Indigenous Peoples Sunrise Ceremony, also know as Un-Thanksgiving, is celebrated on what island in California?
9. What are baby turkeys called?
10. The town of Turkey is located in which state?
11. U.S State that produces the most turkeys.
13. U.S. statesman who promoted the turkey as our national bird.
14. The necks, hearts, livers, and gizzards of a Turkey.
16. The company that created the green bean casserole.
17. The dangling skin under the turkey's neck.
18. Black Friday is the busiest day for these home repair professionals.
21. Historians believe there were 60 Pilgrims and 90 Wampanoag Indians at the first Thanksgiving including five of these.
22. What part of the Turkey is broken for good luck?
23. The first Thanksgiving was in October of 1621. How many days did it last?
25. The Pilgrims ate their thanksgiving meal without the help of these.
27. In what country do they eat rice cakes for their Thanksgiving?
28. This Thanksgiving ingredient is grown on every continent except for Antarctica.

2. Company that invented TV dinners after it overestimated the number of turkeys it could sell at Thanksgiving by 260 tons.
3. One of the few fruits native to North America.
4. This state eats the most Turkeys
5. What country celebrates Thanksgiving in October?
7. Where did Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin celebrate Thanksgiving together ( two words)
8. Where was the first thanksgiving held?
12. The Monday after Thanksgiving is called?
14. From what country did the idea of the Cornucopia, horn of plenty, come from?
15. A sad and depressed cranberry.
17. Most people in the U.S. prefer their Turkey meat this color
19. Which president first pardoned the presidential turkey
20. Which president officially declared Thanksgiving a national holiday?
23. He's the one who gobbles.
24. A female turkey.
26. Before being sold, an individual cranberry must bounce how many inches high to ensure it is not too ripe?