St. Patrick's Day
Mardi Gras
Spring
Easter
Famous Spring Events & Festivals
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This color was originally associated with St. Patrick's Day. 

Blue

100

This day comes after Mardi Gras.

Ash Wednesday

100

Cherry blossoms signify the beginning of spring in this country.

Japan

100

The Easter bunny tradition began in this country.

Germany

100

This American holiday, celebrated on the first Monday in May, features a parade of elaborate costumes and extravagant hats.

Kentucky Derby

200

According to legend, St. Patrick chased this animal out of Ireland.

Snake

200

This is the signature Mardi Gras dessert.

King Cake

200

These are the 3 zodiac signs for spring.

Aries, Taurus, Gemini

200

The Sunday before Easter is called this.

Palm Sunday

200

This Earth-centered holiday is celebrated on April 22.

Earth Day

300

This is the nickname for Ireland.

Emerald Isle

300

Purple signifies this during Mardi Gras.

Justice

300

This major Jewish holiday occurs during spring.

Passover

300

This sweet treat is traditionally eaten around Easter.

Hot cross buns

300

This holiday in the U.K. celebrates the arrival of spring with dancing around a maypole.

May Day

400

According to one popular belief, you would find a leprechaun hiding this at the end of the rainbow.

Pot of gold

400

Green signifies this during Mardi Gras.

Faith

400

The 40 days and nights before Easter is known as this in Christianity.

Lent

400

The largest Easter Egg museum in the world is located here.

Poland

400

This popular event takes place in Washington, D.C., celebrating cherry blossoms.

The National Cherry Blossom Festival

500

This Irish dish is commonly eaten in the United States on St. Patrick's Day.

Corned beef and cabbage

500

Gold signifies this during Mardi Gras.

Power

500

Over 7 million tulips bloom on tulip farms in this country.

Netherlands 

500

This flower is commonly associated with Easter and spring.

Lily

500

Cinco de Mayo is a day of celebration in Mexico which celebrates this.

Mexico's victory over the Second French Empire at the Battle of Puebla in 1862

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