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- U.S. traditionally celebrates Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in November
- Thanksgiving 2009: November 26
- Canada celebrates Thanksgiving on the second Monday of OctoberHolidays.net: When is Thanksgiving? (Canada)
- Thanksgiving 2007 was observed on the second-to-last Thursday of November
- Thanksgiving 2012 will be celebrated on the second-to-last Thursday of NovemberHistory.com: Thanksgiving Calendar
- First Thanksgiving feast was observed by the Mayflower pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians in 1621Thanksgiving November: Thanksgiving Facts
- Thanksgiving celebrations traditionally center around elaborate Thanksgiving dinners with friends and family
- Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pies are often included in Thanksgiving dinners
- The Thanksgiving holiday weekend is one of the busiest travel times of the year
- In 2007, nearly 39 million Americans planned to travel 50 miles or more to Thanksgiving holiday destinationsHistory.com: Thanksgiving Fun Facts
- Thanksgiving football has also become an American tradition
- Several NFL games are played on Thanksgiving Day
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Americans will celebrate Thanksgiving 20089 on November 26. Thanksgiving in the U.S. is traditionally observed on the fourth Thursday of November, with a few exceptions. In 2008, Thanksgiving fell on the second-to-last Thursday, November 27.History.com: Thanksgiving Calendar
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When Is Thanksgiving Day Questions
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