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- 5. This country celebrate their ties with the Mayflower’s passengers by holding non-denominational church services on the fourth Thursday of November
- 6. An American trader Isaac Robinson decided to put on an American-style Thanksgiving service in the All Saints Church in Kingston in order to attract some visiting American whalers
- 8. This country’s Thanksgiving evolved from an ancient rice harvest festival
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- 1. They celebrate on the same day as the US (fourth Thursday in November) and embrace the same Black Friday shopping craziness on the following day
- 2. Nunavut, giving thanks for the safety of their fleet was celebrated in this country in 1578 before America’s celebration
- 3. This country’s equivalent of Thanksgiving is a harvest festival of thanks and is a religious holiday that takes place on the first Sunday in October
- 4. This country’s Thanksgiving Day marks the anniversary of a joint Caribbean and U.S. military invasion
- 7. This country’s tables boast items such as spicy roast chicken and mashed cassavas, and live music and dancing are part of the Thanksgiving tradition