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 vardaki
 
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							| Thanksgiving day 
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							| Hello my friends. 
 I saw some ws for Thanksgiving day. Is it a celebration? What religion?
 
 Thanks
 
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 libertybelle
 
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							| You could look it up under Google. It is not a religious holiday at all. It belongs to American (and British) history. A very important
 topic for an English teacher.
 
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 eng789
 
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							| Canadians also celebrate Thanksgiving.   Remeber us,  we �re the 50-something-th  State.  |  16 Nov 2009     
					
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 Zora
 
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							| Yes, but the Canadian Thanksgiving is in October!!   |  16 Nov 2009     
					
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 alien boy
 
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							| I like Granada �s one on 25 October... but it has no relation to autumn harvest festivals! 
 & we don �t have one in Australia...
 
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 Spagman63
 
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							| Originally, it was a thanksgiving to the God of Heaven (Jehovah) for giving them enough food for the year and probably to say thanks for giving them a new land to live in free of persecution.  The Pilgrims were Puritans and thus religious since they came out of the Anglican church.  They took a Bible with them and set up a church so I am sure it began as a religious commemoration. 
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