Thanksgiving

2. Port in England from which the Mayflower set sail.
4. Grain plant, also called 'maize'.
7. Expressing gratitude.
8. A cultivated plant that is grown on a large scale, especially a cereal, fruit, or vegetable, that is collected at harvest time and referred to as a crop.
10. A big meal to celebrate something.
12. Name of ship on which the Pilgrims sailed.
13. People who go to live in a new developing country.

1. Large round orange-colored fruit.
3. The cutting and gathering of grain and other crops.
4. Small red berry used for making sauce and jelly.
5. Season between summer and winter called the "fall" in the US.
6. Name given to the English Puritans who went to America in 1620 because of religious differences with the Church of England.
9. Native American people in North America who helped the Pilgrims and taught them how to plant corn, hunt, and fish in the new land.
11. Large bird traditionally eaten at Thanksgiving (and also at Christmas).