3 dic 2014

Thanksgiving day

Thanksgiving day is the tipical northamerican festivity. This festivity gather families in all the country and they spent the weekend together. In Canada it's celerated on 2nd Monday of October, but we are going to talk about the American version, which is clebrated on 4th Thursday of November.

  
1st Thanksgiving day, by
Jennie A. Brownscombe (1914)
This festivity has its origin in 1620, when a gruop of English people arrived in america. They came in a ship named MayFlower, forming a crew of about 102 people. The festivity began to celebrate in 1621, as many Europeans festival just before and after the harvest time. Nowadays, the festivity also celebrates that the Europeans taught natives to plant, breed animals and prepare their food, but actually, that story wasn't the real one.The true story was that there were wars between natives and Europeans, and almost an 80-90% of the native population died because of the illnesses. This is the real past of this tipical day in USA and more and more around the world.

The days close to Thanksgiving day are the busiest days referring to traffic, because people travel to be with their families. The turkey is the main course in Thanksgiving day menu, and it is usually served up with a Cranberry sauce. Also are tipical the pumpking pie, potatoe mush or corn bread among another delicious food.The coles days to Thanksgiving day are full of walks and trots, like the "Turkey Trot" or the "Mary's Thanksgiving day", where we can see a lot of floats to decore the running! Finally, but not less important, we can enjoy all this weekend with Black Friday's Super offers!



Finally, here you are a video where you can find more information about this day.

I hope you enjoy this article :)





2 comentarios:

  1. Hi! OK! But you have to revise some grammar and spelling mistakes in your writting!
    Your English teacher,
    Enrique

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