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This holiday we North Americans celebrate on the fourth Thursday of November; it originated as a ritual to pause and give thanks to God at the end of the harvest.
The first celebrations were in the Virginia colony near Jamestown in 1619 and again in 1621 in Plymouth of the Massachusetts colony.
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