Santa's Reel
Hot Cocoa, Suit, Son
"The Santa Clause"
In this country, most people have cold Christmas dinners which can include fresh seafood. Santa should want to change his clothes for less 'hot' ones.
"Joyful all ye nations rise; Join the triumph of the skies"
Featured in a popular movie, this electronic was one of the most highly sought-after toys during the 1993 holiday season.
Talkboy
Thomas Jefferson refused to declare this holiday as a holiday and thought it was better suited as a state holiday, not a federal one.
Thanksgiving
Child, Parade, Judge
"Miracle on 34th Street"
In this country, with less than 1% of its people being Christian, "Kentucky for Christmas" became a tradition in the 1970's by getting KFC for family dinner.
Japan
"Choirs of angels, sing in exultation"
'O Come, All Ye Faithful'
In 1978, this colorful item was one of the most popular Christmas toys of the year.
Simon
The chubby baby with wings and a bow and arrow that we call Cupid, was originally known to the ancient Greeks as this god.
Eros
Skepticism, Boy, Bell
"The Polar Express"
In this Northern European country, the Yule Goat has been a Christmas symbol dating back to ancient Pagan festivals.
Sweden
"Making spirits bright, what fun it is to ride"
'Jingle Bells'
Children went crazy for these unique figures in 1983.
Cabbage Patch Kids
These two holidays often compete for the highest candy sales every year.
Easter and Halloween
Adopted, Coffee, Spirit
"Elf"
While waiting for Babbo Natale to bring gifts, people may enjoy their Christmas cake, or 'Panettone', in this country.
Italy
Daily Double!
"Gay happy meetings when friends come to call"
'The Most Wonderful Time of the Year'
This toy with over 100 "feelers" became an instant hit when it was "caught" and released in stores in 1987.
Koosh Ball
This holiday's first celebration in the United States was held in Boston in 1737.
St. Patrick's Day
Bonus Question
Where was the real St. Patrick born?
Birdhouse, Orphan, Superman
"Fred Claus"
Throughout this European country's history, wives and children would decorate wooden boats to welcome their husbands and sons back safely from the sea. Today, both trees and boats are decorated to keep up with the tradition.
Greece
"Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe help to make the season bright"
'The Christmas Song' will accept 'Chestnuts roasting on an open fire'
In 2010, this newly developed device released a Color version and on Christmas Day alone, over 1 million of these were bought.
Barnes and Noble's Nook
This 'holiday' became an occurrence after the first one in April of 1789.
Inauguration Day