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Origins of Halloween

by Daniel Duque
1

When most people think of Halloween they think of trick-or-treating parades bobbing for apples and other familyfriendly activities.

2

The ancient Celtic festival that Halloween traces back to is known as sa.

3

On what date was sa celebrated?

4

What did people leave on doorsteps to keep roaming spirits at bay?

5

What did people wear when they left the house so they would be mistaken for fellow ghosts?

6

The Christian Church turned sa into All Saints Day or All Hallows on which date?

7

The night before All Saints Day became All Hallows Eve, later shortened to Halloween.

8

In medieval Halloween, what were the pastries called that people begged for?

9

In exchange for singing or reciting, people would pray for whose dead relatives?

10

Who revived these old Halloween traditions in 19th century America?

11

When did Halloween begin to take its current family-friendly form?

12

Americans spend up to how many billion on Halloween each year including candy?

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