Thanksgiving Day

On Thanksgiving Day, I left cold November air and entered the warmth of my house. This year's first snowfall is coming in the morning, and soft powdery snow provides hours of entertainment. I brought a furry mitten and a warm hat on the bench and dried and soon received my sweet apple pie, pumpkin pie, pumpkin pie, mashed potatoes, and 20 pound turkeys my mother prepared for Thanksgiving feast . Aroma When I entered my family's room, I could feel the warmth of a burning flame and began to soften the frostbite.

There was a really big festival in 1621, but it was not a Thanksgiving Day. The 3 - day feast was explained by a letter from settler Edward Winthrow. This is a hunting party with Indians, but there is no Thanksgiving declaration, and it also does not mention any historical records or any Thanksgiving in 1621. William Bradford's governor recorded his colonial history in his book "Plymouth Plantation". Bradford talks about how pilgrims are building communist systems that share land and share common harvests. It was clear that this system did not work well by 1623. These people are not keen on working in the field as they have to share their products with others if they are working hard. The settlers faced another harvest shortage for another year. They held a meeting to decide what to do

Someone insisted that the first Thanksgiving held in El Paso, Texas in 1598. Another early event was held in Virginia colony in 1619. Many people are following the origins of the modern Thanksgiving at the harvest festival of pilgrims held in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1621. But their first true Thanksgiving date was in 1623. These early Thanksgiving festival took the form of a special church worship, not a feast. In the latter part of the 17th century, after harvesting Thanksgiving became more common, began to become an annual event every year. But it celebrates in different communities on different days, and in several places there are multiple thanksgiving every year. The first US president, George Washington, announced the first nationwide Thanksgiving Day in 1789.

As it is in their interests, the dominance of the United States organizes people to celebrate Thanksgiving. This is the reason they made it. George Washington celebrated its first National Thanksgiving Day. During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln held a regular celebration (as he sent troops to suppress Sioux in Minnesota). Two Presidents of Washington and Lincoln were deeply involved in trying to establish a unified bourgeois national state in the United States. The Thanksgiving story is a useful myth for their efforts in nation building in the United States. It celebrates "grace of American lifestyle" and hides the savage nature of this society.