The meaning of thanks giving?

Question

Moors from Baghdad, turkey threatened European Christians meaning, the white way of life; hence the crusades for Christian November 25th, 1491 Santiago defeats the last Muslim stronghold, Grenada King Ferdinand gave thanks to God for victory and the pope of Rome and declared this date to forever be a day of thanksgiving for all European Christians, when you celebrate thanksgiving what you are actually celebrations the proclamation of the pope of Rome who later, in league with queen Isabella sent cardinal Ximenos to Spain to murder any blacks that resisted Christianity these moors, these black men and women were from Baghdad, turkey and today, you eat the turkey, for your thanksgiving day.

Answer 1

In America, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, which may or may not be November 25th.

From wikipedia:
Following a nineteenth century tradition, most Americans believe that the first American Thanksgiving was a feast that took place on an unremembered date, sometime in the autumn of 1621, at Plymouth Plantation, Massachusetts. In 1620, a group led by separatists from the Church of England, who were heading for Virginia, instead landed at modern-day Plymouth, Massachusetts, for uncertain reasons. In the autumn of 1621, they celebrated a three-day harvest feast with the native Wampanoag people, without whom they would not have survived the winter of 1620. This event was not viewed as a thanksgiving celebration at the time; the colony would not have a Thanksgiving observance until 1623 — and that was a religious observance rather than a feast.

Did you research the song's lyrics, or just copy and paste them because you felt they were interesting? Baghdad is not in Turkey; did you mean Moors from Baghdad and Turkey?

Here is what wikipedia states about the origin of Moorish people:
The Moors were the medieval Muslim inhabitants of al-Andalus (the Iberian Peninsula including the present day Spain and Portugal) and the Maghreb and western Africa, whose culture is often called Moorish. In general, a Moor was an Islamic conqueror in Europe. The term derives from the Phoenician and Greek name Mauri, applied to the inhabitants of Mauretania (centered on modern-day Morocco, not Mauritania.) The Moors were mainly comprised of Arabs, Berbers, Ethiopians and a mixture of the three.

The term Moors is also used to refer to the main ethnic group inhabiting modern-day Mauritania, who - like the historic Moors - are of mixed Arab-Berber-Ethiopian origins.

In 46 BC, the Romans entered West Africa. Upon seeing the Africans, the Romans labeled them Maures. This term originates from the Greek adjective mauros. In Latin, maures or Moor described their dark skin. North, East and certain parts of West Africa were comprised of an admixture, most having dark skin but they varied according to anthropologists. However this was an attempt to separate these groups according to racial terms.

In 640, the Arabs sought to spread Islam to Africa and by 708, Islam had a hold on North Africa. Africans in large numbers accepted Arabic as the national language and converted to Islam. One of the most important and influential forces for the Moors came from Ethiopians. Along the voyage across Africa, other multicultural groups joined and converted to Islam and its ideas.

So in other words, Moors did not come from Turkey or Persia.

Answer 2

Rome Hotelbye nowadays is one of the most crucial tourist destinations of the world, because of the incalculable immensity of their archaeological and art treasures, along with for the appeal of their unique traditions, the beauty of their breathtaking opinions, and the majesty of their amazing parks. Among the things should see durante Rome is Campo de'Fiori. Campo de'Fiori is a square square south of Piazza Navona applied as a market place during the day, and party key for school students and tourists at night. The name indicates “area of flowers” and was given throughout the Middle Ages when the area was actually a meadow. Another place worth visit is The Roman Forum. Located in the tiny valley involving the Palatine and Capitoline Hills, The Roman Forum was for ages the teeming heart of historical Rome and nowadays is just a sprawling damage of architectural fragments

Answer 3

The All, the all consciousness that we are all part of. We are each like a drop of water joined in the stream with one another and all creation. We are all energy. We thank the universe for lending energy or love when needed.

Answer 4

Thanksgiving is a state of heart. God gives blessings to us and we have nothing to give Him back except thanks.

It really doesn't matter what day you do it on.