When was thanksgiving made a national holiday in the united states?
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When was thanksgiving made a national holiday in the united states by president Grant? When was thanksgiving made a national holiday and paid federal holiday in the united states? When was thanksgiving made a national holiday with a permanent observation date in the united states?
June 28, 1870
January 6, 1885
October 6, 1941
Thanksgiving (United States)
When was thanksgiving made a national holiday in the united states?
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<b>Thanksgiving</b> is a federal <b>holiday in the United States</b>, celebrated on the fourth 
Thursday of ... William DeLoss Love calculates that this <b>thanksgiving</b> was <b>made</b> 
on Wednesday, July 30, ... The Continental Congress, the legislative body that 
governed the <b>United States</b> from 1774 to 1789, issued several &quot;<b>national</b> days of 
prayer,&nbsp;... ... Columbus Day &middot; Veterans Day &middot; <b>Thanksgiving</b> Day &middot; Christmas Day. In the 
<b>United States</b>, a federal <b>holiday</b> is an authorized <b>holiday</b> which has been 
recognized by the <b>US government</b>. Every year on a <b>U.S.</b> federal <b>holiday</b>, non-
essential federal <b>government</b> ... In 1938, Armistice Day (now Veterans Day) was 
<b>created</b> to mark the end of&nbsp;... The schedule of <b>public holidays in the United States</b> is largely influenced by the 
schedule of ... All other <b>public holidays</b> are <b>created</b> by the States; most states also 
allow local ... Major retail establishments, such as shopping malls and centers, 
close only on <b>Thanksgiving</b> and Christmas, but remain open on all other <b>holidays</b>
&nbsp;... The <b>National Thanksgiving</b> Proclamation was the first formal proclamation of 
<b>Thanksgiving</b> in the <b>United States</b>. ... Burke was of the opinion that the <b>holiday</b> 
was too &quot;European.&quot; He &quot;did not like ... However, it was not until 1863 that 
Abraham Lincoln <b>established</b> the regular tradition of observing days of <b>national</b> 
<b>thanksgiving</b>. The modern <b>Thanksgiving holiday</b> tradition is traced to a well-recorded ... 
<b>Thanksgiving</b> proclamations were <b>made</b> mostly by church leaders in ... in 
<b>America</b> marking November 26, 1789, &quot;as a day of <b>public</b>&nbsp;... In 1939, President Franklin D. Roosevelt moved the <b>Thanksgiving holiday</b> one 
week earlier ... October 31 his <b>official</b> proclamation calling for &quot;a day of general 
<b>thanksgiving</b>&quot; ... In 1940, 32 <b>states</b>&#39; governments and the District of Columbia 
observed the ... In November 1942, Roosevelt&#39;s proclamation <b>made</b> mention <b>of</b> 
<b>the</b> joint&nbsp;... The organizers consider the <b>national holiday</b> of <b>Thanksgiving</b> Day as a reminder 
<b>of the</b> democide and continued suffering <b>of the</b> Native American peoples. Hale may be the individual most responsible for making <b>Thanksgiving</b> a <b>national</b> 
<b>holiday in the United States</b>; it had previously been celebrated mostly in New&nbsp;... Cyber Monday is a marketing term for the Monday after the <b>Thanksgiving holiday</b> 
<b>in the United States</b>. It was <b>created</b> by retailers to encourage people to shop 
online. The term was coined by Ellen Davis of the <b>National</b> Retail Federation and 
Scott Silverman, and <b>made</b>&nbsp;... <b>Thanksgiving</b> (French: Action de grâce), or <b>Thanksgiving</b> Day sometimes called 
Canadian <b>Thanksgiving</b> to distinguish it from the American <b>holiday</b> of the same 
name, ... Canadian <b>Thanksgiving</b> coincides with the observance in the <b>United</b> 
<b>States</b> of Columbus Day ... Canada portal &middot; <b>Thanksgiving</b> &middot; <b>Public holidays</b> in 
Canada&nbsp;...
1863
Thanksgiving (United States)