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Edward Winslow and William Bradford
Further Explanation:
Thanksgiving is a national feast day observed on the 4th Thursday of November every year in America. It started in 1789 as a harvest fiesta celebrated nationally proclaimed by George Washington. It is observed a federal holiday since 1863, the era of the American civil war. The day is also regarded as the dawn of winter season along with Christmas and New Year in United States.
The first Thanksgiving in the United States was observed by the Pilgrims after the harvest during October 1621 in New World. The feast lasted for more than three days and was marked by the appearance of two colonists, Edward Winslow and William Bradford. Edward Winslow an American dissident born on 18th October 1595. He was one of the prominent leaders of the Plymouth compact and also served in many governmental organizations and presided the posts such as assistant governor and colony agent in London. William Bradford was also a separatist born on 19th march 1590 native of West Riding of Yorkshire. He served as Plymouth Colony's governor for 30 years untill 1657.
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Answer Details
Grade: High School
Subject: History
Chapter: Thanksgiving festival
Keywords: Thanksgiving, Thursday, November, America, George Washington, American civil war, Christmas and New Year, Pilgrims, New World, Edward Winslow, and William Bradford, Plymouth, governmental organizations, William Bradford, West Riding of Yorkshire, Plymouth Colony's.
Answer:
Edward Winslaw and William Bradford were the two colonists who gave eye witness accounts of the first thanksgiving. The Indians and other settlers celebrated the fall harvest.
Explanation:
It was originally a holiday to thank God and today it's an opportunity to thank God for all the good things.It is celebrated of the fourth Thursday of November and on second Monday of October in Canada. It started when the settlers of Plymouth, Massachusetts celebrated their first harvest in 1621. Governor William Bradford organised a feast and invited Wampanoag Indians, but the feast was called "Thanksgiving " for the first time in 1623. President George Washington proclaimed it as National Thanks giving day in 1789.
