1) We have learned that the celts are the ones traced back to the beginning of Halloween (2000 years ago).
2) The celts celebrated this day because it marked the end of summer and harvest the beginning of a dark long and cold winter, the time of year that was often associated with human death.
3) The celts believed that the ghosts of the dead returned to earth.
4) example #1 they built Huge sacred bonfires, #2 they sacrificed animals and crops to the Celtic deities, 3# they wore costumes typically consisting of animal heads and skins and attempted to tell each other's fortune.
5) The Roman Empire had conquered the majority of the Celtic territory.
6) The religion of christianity had spread into the Celtic lands where it had started to blend in with supplanted the older Celtic rites.
7) The church made it this day to honor the dead at peace.
8) It is widely believed today that the church was attempting to replace the Celtic festival of the dead with a related church-sanctioned holiday.
9) The all saints day was also called (All-hallows) and (All-hallowmas)
10) I cannot see #10 but if you would like comment it under this and I'd be glad to answer it thanks!
Answer:
Europeans in general have a clearly positive attitude towards wood. According to the available
survey data, it is a material considered natural, warm, healthy, good-looking, easy to use and environmentally friendly by a majority of people across Europe. People feel well when surrounded by wood,
and thus above all associate wood’s use with interiors and furniture. It is evident that most people
think of solid wood only, when asked about wood in general.
Explanation:
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Https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_invasion_of_Manchuria
