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This document summarizes how New Year's is celebrated in different places. In Babylon, the earliest New Year's celebrations began. Julius Caesar later established January 1st as the date for New Year's in Rome. Traditionally, families celebrate New Year's together with meals featuring various foods. People also enjoy fireworks, decorations, and chimes to ring in the new year. Celebrations vary globally, with places like China, Sydney, and New York hosting large events, while other locations have their own traditions.
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Here are the key differences I found between the documents:
- The first document is about New Year traditions in England specifically, including traditions like "First Footing" and burning bushes. It provides historical context about England changing its New Year date.
- The second document discusses New Year traditions and symbols around the world more broadly, such as eating grapes in Spain at midnight and jumping waves in Brazil. It only briefly mentions Auld Lang Syne in England.
- The third link is to a YouTube video about making New Year's resolutions, rather than directly discussing traditions.
- The fourth link is to a crossword puzzle website rather than a document about traditions.
- The fifth link discusses 25 interesting facts about
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1. Many cultures around the world celebrate New Year's Day on January 1st according to their calendars, with events like parades in England and fireworks in major cities in Japan.
2. However, China's New Year occurs sometime between January 21st and February 21st according to the Lunar Calendar and is known as the "Year of the Sheep".
3. Traditions in other countries include eating 12 grapes at midnight in Spain, burning effigies in Ecuador, and closing your eyes to "enter the New Year with a new light" in Greece.
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NEW YEAR
- 1. Happy New Year! Festival and holidays Iker Arriaga, Julen Arrien, Urtzi Billelabeitia and Egoitz Galdona 3ºB
- 2. Babylon History of this celebration The first celebration of New Year started here
- 3. Julius Caesar Rome Julius Caesar was the Roman emperor who decided to celebrate New Year on 31st of December and on the 1st of January
- 4. How is celebrated this festival Family meals Most of families celebrate the party together
- 5. Meals food The meals have got many different types of food
- 6. Fireworks and firecrackers People usually throw fireworks and firecrackers to have fun
- 7. Decoration In New Year the decoration is Christmas decoration
- 8. Chimes in Spain In Spain the biggest and the most important celebration is in Sol, Madrid
- 10. How it is celebrated in other countries CHINA SYDNEY,AUSTRALIA NEW YORK USA (TIMES SQUARE) The New Year celebration is not celebrated in the same way in other countries
- 11. Other countries MEXICO VENICE, ITALY (PIAZZA SAN MARCO) ATHENS, GREECE (PANTHEON) ROME, ITALY (COLISEUM)
- 12. THE END