Día de la Bandera
Magha Puja Day
Black History
Lantern Festival
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Día de la Bandera translated to English

Flag Day

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Also referred to as this 

 Makha Bucha Day

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This president recognized Black History Month as such on February 10, 1976

President Gerald R. Ford

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This is written on the lanterns

Riddles

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Día de la Bandera began on this day

Feb 25, 1821

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Celebrated as this type of festival

Buddhist 

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The first Black union to receive a charter in the American Federation of Labor

Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and Maids

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Based on the lunar calendar, the festival is celebrated on this day

15th day of the first of the month of the lunar calendar

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He tailored the first three color flag

Jose Magdaleno Ocampo

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True or False: the timing of this holiday is based on a time specific full moon

True: Magha Puja Day is celebrated on the full moon day of the third lunar month

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This association promotes, researches, preserves, interprets, and disseminates information about Black life, history, and culture to the global community

The Association for the Study of African American Life and History

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These types of activities are included in the festival

Lion and dragon dances, parades, and fireworks 

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Represents the flags three colors

Religion, Independence and Unity

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Place(s) this holiday is celebrated 

Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Myanmar

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This African American woman joined ranks of union work and leadership to advocate for job security, reproductive rights, and wage increases.

Addie Wyatt

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This food is primarily eaten during the festival

[Fruit and nut-filled] rice balls

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Animal presented on the flag

Golden eagle 

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Way(s) this celebrated 

Gift exchanges, lighting of oil lamps, chanting, meditation, attending temple and participating in Buddhist activities

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This person organized the Poor People's Campaign with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference 

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr

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The tangyuan symbolizes

Wholeness and unity within the family
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