Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, where people would wear costumes, usually related to animals or spirits. When the Romans conquered the Celtic regions, they incorporated aspects of their own festivals involving Pomona. The Christian church designated November 1 as All Saints' Day and the night before as All Hallows Eve, later shortened to Halloween. Modern Halloween traditions like trick-or-treating are descended from medieval practices of the poor going door-to-door seeking food.

2. What is halloween? Halloween’s origin Incorporation of the roman culture Why is this day called halloween? Trick-or-treating’s origin.

3. What is halloween? This day is celebrated the 31th October. the houses are decorated with pumpkins and skeletons The children wear costumes and they go from house to house, asking for sweets.

4. Halloween’s origin It derived from the devilish rites of priests called Druids. They celebrated Samhain October 31. They wore costumes of animal skins.

5. Romans conquered Celtic at around 43 BC. They incorporation invocation of Pomona into Samhain . Incorporation of the roman culture

6. Why is this day called halloween? Christianity spread into Celtic lands. They designated November 1 All Saints' Day. The celebration was called All-hallows and the night before it Halloween.

7. Trick-or-treating In halloween children ask "Trick or treat?". It resembles the late medieval. Poor went door to door receiving food.

8. Summary Halloween has its origins in the devilish rites of priests called Druids . This celebration was added the invocation of Pomona. This celebration was called halloween by Christianity.

9. Christianity doesn’t support the celebration of Halloween because it has a meaning of death and horror. Do you agree? What do you think about that halloween isn’t typically from Spain and therefore we should not celebrate it? Questions