πŸŽƒ Halloween History
πŸ”₯ Celtic Traditions
πŸ•Œ Religion & Islam
🐈 Halloween Symbols
🍬 Trick-or-Treating
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This ancient Celtic festival is associated with the origins of Halloween

Samhain

100

The ancient celts believed these "things" would return on October 31st

Spirits and ghosts

100

What religion do Muslims follow and what two Eids do we celebrate?

Islam - Eid ul Fitr and Eid ul Adha :D

100

What orange vegetable is often carved into a Halloween lantern?

A pumpkin

100

What do children traditionally ask for when they go trick-or-treating?

Candy or treats

200

The presentation said that these traditions started how many years ago

2000 years ago

200

What did the Celts light to help protect themselves from spirits?

Bonfires
200

What is the name of the Christian holiday celebrated on November 1st in the presentation?

All Saints' Day

200

Which animal is often associated with witches in Halloween stories?

A black cat

200

What was the medieval European tradition that helped inspire trick-or-treating?

Souling

300

The ancient celts began celebrating the new year on this date

November 1st

300

What did the Celts wear to disguise themselves?

Animal skins

300

What was the night before All Saints' Day called?

All Hallows' Eve

300

Which flying animal is commonly connected to vampires and spooky stories?

A bat

300

What was the Scottish tradition of dressing up and performing in exchange for treats called?

Guising

400

The ancient Celts believed this happens on the night of October 31st

the veil between the living and the dead became thin

400

Name one vegetable people used to make lanterns before pumpkins became popular

Turnips, potatoes, or beets

400

Which two Christian holidays blended with older Celtic customs over time?

All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day

400

What do ghosts represent in traditional Halloween beliefs?

Spirits believed to roam on Halloween night

400

During souling, what did people receive in exchange for prayers for the dead?

Food and money

500

November 1st was really important for the ancient Celts, why? 

It marked the beginning of a dark, cold winter and their new year

500

Why did Irish immigrants begin using pumpkins to make Halloween lanterns in North America?

Pumpkins were available there

500

According to the presentation, why do Muslims choose not to celebrate Halloween?

Because of its historical pagan and religious connections, which the presentation considers inconsistent with Islamic beliefs

500

According to the presentation, what was the original purpose of wearing disguises and making lanterns?

They were connected to beliefs about confusing or warding off spirits

500

Name two traditions that developed as Christian holidays blended with older Celtic customs

Any two: bonfires, parades, or dressing up as saints, angels, and devils

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