where:in the USA and Canada.
when:4th thursday of november.
why:to remember the pilgrins who arrived in America on board of the "Mayflower" in 1620 and the Indians who helped them.
what: familys all come together to celebrate this day and they eat turkey and lots of other things.

where: in Scotland
when: january 25th
why: to celebrate this poet and songwriter.
what: Burn's night.

where: in the United States.
when: 3rd monday of january.
why:to celebrate the people who fight for freedom Human Rights.
what: it is a day off.

 

 

 

When: On the third monday of february.

Where: Only in the United States.

Why: To celebrate Washington's birthday.

What: People held sales ntil the late 1980s, corporate businesses were universally closed on this day, the way they are on (for example) Memorial Day or Christmas Day. With the late 1980s advertising push to rename the holiday, more and more businesses are staying open on the holiday each year, and, as on and Veterans Day, most delivery services outside of the U.S. Postal Service now offer regular service on the day as well.

 

what: people give sweets and knock at people's doors and say: "trick or treat!"
where: in America, France, England...
why: to celebrate the rising of the evil spirits ...
when: in october the 31st (thirty first).