Handwritten newspaper is another form of newspaper that can be circulated, watched and posted. In school, handwritten newspaper is a good form of activity in the second class, which is quite flexible and free. Handwritten newspapers are also a mass propaganda tool. It is equivalent to a smaller version of the blackboard newspaper. The following is a simple and beautiful handwritten newspaper for Thanksgiving, please refer to it!

Simple and Beautiful Handwritten Newspaper on Thanksgiving Day 1

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The origin of Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving Day in the United States, like the Spring Festival in China, is a grand festival. There is such a record about the origin of Thanksgiving Day in the United States:

These immigrants were called Puritans when they were in Britain. Because they were dissatisfied with the incomplete religious reform of the Church of England, and the political repression and religious persecution by the King and the Church of England, these Puritans left the Church of England and left for Holland. Later, they decided to move to the desolate land on the other side of the Atlantic, hoping to live freely as they wished.

In September 1962, the ship "may flower" left England with 12 Puritans and their families for the North American continent. After more than two months of hard sailing, it landed in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and settled down from then on. In the first winter, due to lack of food, cold weather, epidemic diseases and overwork, more than half of these Puritans died at once. The following spring, Masasuode, the chief of the local Indian tribe, led the kind-hearted Indians, gave the Puritans grain seeds and taught them to hunt, grow crops and fish. With the help of Indians, the Puritans had a bumper harvest that year. William Bradford, the first governor, suggested setting up a festival to celebrate the harvest and thank God for his gift. At the same time, I also want to take this festival to strengthen the harmonious relationship between whites and Indians. On Thursday in late November, 1621, the Puritans and 9 Indians brought by Massasod got together to celebrate the first Thanksgiving in American history. Male Puritans went out hunting and catching turkeys, while women made delicious food with corn, pumpkin, sweet potato and fruit at home. In this way, white people and Indians ate, talked and sang and danced around the bonfire, and the whole celebration lasted for three days.

At first, there was no fixed date for Thanksgiving Day, which was decided temporarily by the states. It was not until 1863, after the independence of the United States, that President Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a national holiday.