Christmas
These are two foods Americans might eat on Christmas.
What are: turkey, ham, cranberry sauce, trimmings, kielbasa, cabbage, soups, and/or lasagna
The week before Easter is generally called this.
What is Holy Week?
From this group we get our modern holiday of Halloween.
Who are the Celts?
Juneteenth celebrates this event in the US.
What is the freeing of the slaves after the Civil War?
This non-American culture actually provided the inspiration for St. Patrick's Day.
What is Irish?
This is hot milk mixed with some sort of alcohol.
What is eggnog?
This term means that Easter does not fall on the same day every year, but it can change.
What is a "moveable feast"?
This holiday was joined with Halloween, resulting in the modern-day name.
What is All Saints' Day or All Hallows' Day?
What is June 19th?
This is the staple color of St. Patrick's Day.
What is green?
This is something that is left out for Santa, though his reindeer prefer carrots or celery.
What are cookies?
The name for the modern holiday "Easter" comes from this Anglo-Saxon word.
What is Ēostre?
Who is Jack Oldfield?
The slaves in Glaveston, Texas were not freed when the Civil War ended, but this many months later.
What is 2?
In the US, the month of March is known as this.
What is Irish-American Heritage Month?
In this year, glass ornaments become the much more popular than the previous alternatives.
What is 1880?
The egg is a symbols of this, which is why we use it for Easter.
What is "of life and rebirth"?
These two colors are the embodiment of Halloween.
What are black and orange.
In the early days of the holiday, this is the way it was celebrated.
What is with prayer and family gatherings?
St. Patrick's Day takes place on this day.
What is March 17th?
This is day that Americans (and most of the world who celebrates it) celebrates Christmas.
What is December 25th?
This is the country from which we get the Easter Bunny.
What is Germany?
This animal is extremely "Halloween," but apparently only because of its taste for bugs.
What are bats?
This is one of the three other names for the Juneteenth holiday.
What is "Juneteenth Independence Day" or "Freedom Day" or "Emancipation Day"?
This is the punishment for not wearing the day's color.
What is pinching?