Thanksgiving Day is an all secularholiday celebrated primarily in the United States and Canada, is held the fourth Thursday of November in the U.S. and the second Monday in October in Canada. (Thanksgiving in Canada falls on the same day as Columbus Day in the United States.) Due to the long tradition of the festival, the celebration extends to the weekend that falls closest to the day when we celebrate .
The year has turned its circle, the seasons come and go.The harvest all gathered in cold northern winds blow.Orchards have shared their treasures, the fields, their yellow grain, either open the door ~
Thanksgiving comes again!
Thanksgiving in the United States originated from a mixture of European and indigenous traditions. Usually in Europe, the festivals were conducted before and after harvest cycles to give thanks for a good harvest, and to rejoice together after much work with the rest of the community.
At that time, Native Americans were also celebrated the end of harvest season. When Europeans first came to America, they brought with them their own harvest festival traditions in Europe, celebrating his safe journey of peace and good harvest. Although the origins of the holiday in Canada and the United States are similar, Americans are celebrating the contributions made in Newfoundland, [clarification needed], while Canadians celebrate the contributions made in Plymouth, Massachusetts
The year has turned its circle, the seasons come and go.The harvest all gathered in cold northern winds blow.Orchards have shared their treasures, the fields, their yellow grain, either open the door ~
Thanksgiving comes again!
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"/>/a>At that time, Native Americans were also celebrated the end of harvest season. When Europeans first came to America, they brought with them their own harvest festival traditions in Europe, celebrating his safe journey of peace and good harvest. Although the origins of the holiday in Canada and the United States are similar, Americans are celebrating the contributions made in Newfoundland, [clarification needed], while Canadians celebrate the contributions made in Plymouth, Massachusetts
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