Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is traditionally celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon following the spring equinox. The week before Easter includes important events like Maundy Thursday which commemorates the Last Supper, Good Friday which marks Jesus' crucifixion, and Palm Sunday which celebrates his entry into Jerusalem. In the UK, Easter is commonly celebrated through church services, decorating and hiding Easter eggs, and traditions involving the Easter bunny.

1. Easter.
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2. What is Easter?
 Resurrection of Christ.
 Easter is secular ( church and state separated)
 The Judes celebrate Pesach.
 Jewish slavery.
 Exodust to Egypt.

3. How is the day of Easter determinded?
 Always on Sunday.
 Full moon after start of Spring.
 Return of the light.

4. The week before Easter?
 Maundy Thursday
 Last supper
 Maundy = mandatum (Latin)
o 'And now I give you a new commandment: love one another. As I have loved
you, so you must love one another.'

5. The week before Easter?
 Good Friday
 The Friday before Easter Sunday.
 Christians commemorate the death of Jesus
 Fasting,praying…

6. The week before Easter?
 Easter Saturday or Bright Saturday
• Christian Calendar
• Following the festival of Easter
• Holy Saturday
• Between Good Friday and Easter Sunday

7. The week before Easter?
 Palm Sunday
• Christian moveable
• Sunday before Easter
• Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem
• Includes procession of the assembled worschipers

8. How do they celebrate Easter in
the UK
 Regularly go to church
 Easter eggs
 Covered in decorative foil
 Decoratin , exchanging or searching for eggs.
 Fresh or boiled
 Easter bunny hide eggs

9. 5 Facts About Easter
 $ 1,9 billion on Easter Candy
 70% chocolate
 76% ears first
 43 % eat their first easter egg before Easter Sunday.
 First easter egg on Es on 11am
 1 in 5 Children made themselves ill.