Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, celebrated on October 31st. The Celts believed this was the day when the boundary between the living and the dead was at its thinnest. They would wear costumes and light bonfires to ward off spirits. The Roman Catholic Church later designated November 1st as All Saints' Day and incorporated aspects of Samhain celebrations into it. Today, Halloween traditions include wearing costumes, trick-or-treating, and carving pumpkins, which originated from the Celtic tradition of carving turnips to ward off evil spirits.

1. HAlloween’s origin

3. Halloween’sorigin

4. Incorporation of theromanculture

5. Why is this day called halloween?

6. Trick-or-treating

7. Why do people wear costumers?

9. This day is celebrated the 31th October.

10. The people decorate their houses with pumpkins and skeletons.

12. Their religiousbeliefs Samán, God of thedead.

13. They celebrated SamhainOctober 31.

14. Thiswas the day that the deads was communicated with the alife ones.

15. They calledGod Samán and thousands of evil, spirits to know predictions for next year.

16. TheCelts wore costumes of animal heads and skins .

18. Theyincorporationinvocation of Pomona intoSamhain .

20. Pope Boniface IV designatedNovember 1 AllSaints' Day.

21. TheyreplacedtheCeltic festival of thedead, butchurch-sanctionedit.

23. The "trick" isan idle threattoperformmischiefif no sweetisgiven.

24. It resembles the late medieval.

27. It originated from Celtic.

28. That were originally carved from turnips.

29. They were set in windows, to welcome the spirits of loved ones and guide their way.

30. They were believed to protect people from evil and malevolent spirits.

31. The coal was replaced by lit candles.

32. When Europeansarrived in America, they discovered the pumpkins