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For most children in the United States we learn it as a friendships of pilgrims and natives and had a big meal, but theres a little more to it than that.
| When did it begin? | November 1621 but became a National holiday on October 3, 1863 by Abraham Lincoln | | |
| Where did it begin? | Plymouth, Massachusetts | ||
| How was it celebrated? | It was celebrated by Pilgrims, English colonists living in Plymoth, and Wampanoag by having a large feast and partied, which back then meant drinking and firing guns. | |
| What was its original purpose? | It was to celebrate a good first corn harvest in the New England area. | ||
| sources: history.com | britannica.com | |||