Happy Halloween!!!!
I WANT TO SHARE YOU THE NEXT LINK, THERE YOU CAN FIND HALLOWEEN VIDEOS.
IF YOU WANT TO GET 3 LIFES, WATCH THE VIDEO HALLOWEEN'S ORIGINS AND MAKE A SUMMARY AND WRITE IT AS A "ENTRADA"; DON'T FORGET TO WRITE YOUR NAME, L/N, GROUP AND SECONDARY PLEASE :) . I'M GONIG TO CLOSE THE COMMENTS ON NOVEMBER 6.
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Halloween was originally called Samhain and marked the end of the harvest season for Celtic farmers.
ResponderEliminarHalloween is a time of celebration and superstition. It is thought to have originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain.. In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a time to honor all saints and martyrs; the holiday, All Saints’ Day, incorporated some of the traditions of Samhain. Over time, Halloween evolved into a secular, community-based event characterized by child-friendly activities such as trick-or-treating.
ANDREA MEDINA PEREZ SECONDARY SCHOOL No. 1 3°C N/L:21
Halloween is a holiday celebrated in much of the western world, especially in Anglo-Saxon countries, the night of October 31, the eve of All Saints Day (November 1). Its origins date back to the Celts, and the party was exported to the United States by Irish immigrants in the nineteenth century, more or less by 1846. Due to the cultural imperialism of the United States in the world exercised using the marketing of their multinational corporations and Hollywood movies, Halloween has become popular in other countries even though many people still considered an American holiday, especially where ingrained habits have more to this very day.
ResponderEliminarZAIRA ESTEFANIA SERRET MADIN SECONDARY SCHOOL NO.1 3° "C" T.v N/L:33 (:
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ResponderEliminarThe celebration of Halloween began with the Celts, ancient inhabitants of Eastern Europe, Western and parts of Asia Minor.
ResponderEliminarCalled Samhain Halloween originally WAS and mark the end of the harvest season for Celtic farmers.
Today it is a way to celebrate people who are no longer with us.
samantha leticia padilla perez N/L 27
3°C T.V. SECONDARY SCHOOL NO.1
The origins of halloween
ResponderEliminarA farmer believed that once a year the death arouse and the spirits appear with us.
Happened in Ireland B.C.
In the 18th century the Pope established the day of halloween on November 1st and the Europeans agreed, to forget with the time, but Irish crossed the Atlantic in the 19th century to America where they instilled the halloween. The Irish made pumpkin lamps.
In the 20th century the halloween became a fun filled with candy, costumes and stories.
ALONDRA JAUREGUI REYES N/L 11
3 C SENCONDARY SCHOOL No. 1
Halloween (contraction of All Hallows 'Evening), also known as Halloween or All Souls' Night and Bostero back to your country, is a celebration of Bosnian origin celebrated primarily in the United States, northern Mexico, some provinces Canada, Northern Ireland and the UK on the night of October 31. It originated in the Bosnian festival of Samhain and the Christian holiday of All Saints' Day. In large part, is a secular celebration but some feel that has a religious background. Irish immigrants passed versions of the tradition to North America during the Great Irish Famine of 1840.
ResponderEliminarDiana paulina sosa perez n/l:34 3C! tecnica 1 T.V
The celebration of Halloween began centuries ago as a pagan festival to honor the muertos.Actualmente, has become a day for breaking the rules and make use of peculiar costumes.
ResponderEliminarThis tradition has ancient roots, where in the Middle Ages, people went from door to door asking for candy.
Victoria Ruiz Fonseca N/L:29 3° "C" Tecnica 1 T.V