History
Poinsettias originate from this country.
What is Mexico?
Originally a status symbol, tinsel symbolized this precious metal.
What is Silver?
This is where you'd be if someone wishes you “Mele Kalikimaka”
Where is Hawaii?
Santa has this many reindeer.
What is nine?
This poem was originally entitled “A Visit From Saint Nicholas”.
What is Twas the Night Before Christmas?
This year, Christmas Day was declared a federal holiday in the US.
What is 1870?
In this year, electric lights were first used on Christmas trees.
This country gave us the song “O Christmas tree”?
What is Germany?
This beverage company has used Santa in advertising since 1931.
What is Coca-Cola?
These two US states have a town named Santa Claus, name one.
What is Indiana and Georgia?
The tradition of exchanging gifts originated in this country.
What is Italy?
Candy canes originated from this country.
What is Germany?
In many Christian faiths, this season begins four Sundays before Christmas?
What is Advent?
In Great Britain, Santa is commonly referred to by this name.
What is Father Christmas?
This was the first year New York’s Rockefeller Center had a Christmas tree.
What is 1933?
In this year, the North American Aerospace Defense Command/NORAD began the Santa satellite tracker.
What is 1955?
This type of tree was used by ancient Egyptians to symbolize life.
What is Wintergreen?
The twelve days of Christmas end on this date.
When is January 6th?
Santa Claus originated in this country.
What is Turkey?
This US state holds the Guinness record for the largest snowman.
What is Maine?
In 1939, retailer Montgomery Ward created this character in a marketing campaign.
Who is Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer?
In Ukrainian tradition, a decorative version of this small but somewhat scary critter is placed on the Christmas tree for good luck.
What is a spider?
In this country, people exchange books, read and drink cocoa on Christmas Eve.
What is Iceland?
Swedish children leave this for Santa.
What is coffee?
This is the name of the famous Christmas ballet.
What is the Nutcracker?