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Names of Group:

Deny Akbar (165300041)

Sasmita Wisnu (165300043)

Briansyah E. (165300027)
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History In 1565, this celebration began to be

celebrated by refugees in St.

of Augustine, Florida. This is a sign of

history warning the arrival of the first

Thanksgiving wave of European immigrants to North

America. During the American Civil

War, Many battles and conflicts caused

Thanksgiving or Thanksgiving Day is a suffering for Americans. In 1863

holiday in North America that is President Abraham Lincoln issued an

celebrated as a form of gratitude at the official letter that every 4th week in

end of the harvest season. This November became National

celebration day falls on the fourth Thanksgiving Day. Since that

Thursday of November. However, stipulation, Lincoln invites all

Thanksgiving in Canada falls on the Americans to give thanks for all that

second Monday in October. For Americans have gone through, both the

Americans, this celebration is a suffering and the injuries suffered by

longstanding tradition and is celebrated all citizens due to conflict and war. On

a month before Christmas. Thanksgiving, all family members in

Thanksgiving is synonymous with a America will gather to have dinner

family dinner party with a roast turkey together. The dishes provided are

main course. In its history, usually never absent from the main

Thanksgiving is a special day to menu such as turkey, cranberry sauce,

express gratitude for the blessings and and pumpkin pie. Other dishes that also

gifts received by someone. This adorn the table are vegetables from

celebration was first performed by local gardens such as potatoes,

Father Juan de Padilla in 1541 in pumpkin pie, onions, spinach, cabbage,

Canyon, Texas. carrots, and peas.

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 Symbol of Thanksgiving

TURKEY CORNUCOPIA

The celebration of Thanksgiving will be Cornucopia, also known as the 'horn of

incomplete without the legendary Turkey. plenty' is the most common symbol of a

The Turkey derives its name from the 'turk harvest festival. A Horn shaped container,

turk' sounds it makes when scared. The it is filled with abundance of harvest. The

famous 'Turkey' adorns the table of every traditional cornucopia was a curved goat's

household as a main course during the horn filled to brim with fruits and grains.

celebration. The customary dinner is a

reminder of the 'Four Wild Turkeys' served at

the 'First Thanksgiving Feast'. The festivity CORN

completes with the customary 'Turkey Song'. One of the most popular symbols of

Thanksgiving is the Corn. With It's

PUMPKIN varieties of colors it makes for a very

The 'Pumkin pie' is another modern staple interesting symbol. Some Americans

at almost every Thanksgiving table. It is considered blue and white corn to be

customary. Pumpkin leaves were also used sacred. It is believed that native Americans

as salads. According to historians, the had been growing corn a long time before

pumpkin is one of the important symbols the pilgrims arrived in their country. The

of the harvest festival and has been an All Americans taught pilgrims how to grow

American- favourite for over 400 years corn and help them survive the bitter

now. winter.

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Menu on Thanksgiving

Main Course:

Seasoned

Roasted

Turkey with White Wine and Rosemary Gravy

Sides:

Fresh Herb

Stuffing

Corn

Salad

With Bacon and Honey Composed

Waldorf

Salad Broccoli

and

Cauliflower Gratin Sweet

Potato Casserole with Homemade Marshmallow Parker

House Rolls Dessert:

Pecan Slab Pie

Fruit

and Nut Trifle

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 The Thanksgiving Song
Adam Sandler
They wanna hear the thanksgiving song! All right

This is uhh, This is the Thanksgiving Song

I hope you enjoy it.

Love to eat turkey

Love to eat turkey

I love you Adam!

Ohhh, I love you!

Love to eat turkey

'Cause it's good

Love to eat turkey

Like a good boy should

'Cause it's turkey to eat

So good

That clappin's messing my head up man. I appreciate it.

But I was trying to think of the next line and all I hear is clapping.

Here we go... Thanks anyways

Turkey for me

Turkey for you

Let's eat the turkey

In my big brown shoe

Love to eat the turkey

At the table

I once saw a movie

With Betty Grable

Eat that turkey

All night long

Fifty million Elvis fans

Can't be wrong

Turkey lurkey doo and

Turkey lurkey dap

I eat that turkey

Then I take a nap

Thanksgiving is a special nightJimmy…

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 GLOSSARRY
Blessing: n. 1. [usually Stipulation: n. a clear and definite

singular]  God’s help and protection, or a statement that something must be done, or

prayer asking for this 2. about how it must be done

[usually singular]  approval of or permission Suffer: v. 1.[intransitive] to

for something 3. something be badly affected by a disease, pain, sad

that is good or helpful feelings, a lack of something, etc. 2.

Celebration: n. 1. [countable] a [transitive] suffer something to

special event that people organize in order to experience something unpleasant, such as

celebrate something 2. injury, defeat or loss

[uncountable, countable]  the act of Tradition: n. a belief, custom or way of doing

celebrating something something that has existed

Civil war: n. 1. a war for a long time among a particular group of

between groups of people in the same country people; a set of these beliefs or

2. the Civil War   the war fought in the US customs

between the northern and the Vegetable: n. 1. (also  informal, especially in

southern states in the years 1861 to 1865 North American

Immigrant n a person English veggie) a plant or part of a plant that

who has come to live permanently in a is eaten as food.

country that is not their own Potatoes, beans and onions are all vegetables.

Long-standing: adj.  that has existed or lasted 2. (offensive) a

for a long time person who is physically alive but not

Refugee: n. a person who has been forced to capable of much mental or physical

leave their country or activity, for example because of an accident

home, because there is a war or for political, or illness. 3. a person who has a boring life

religious or social reasons