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Halloween, celebrated every year on October 31st, is one of the oldest holidays still celebrated today. ... It was from the Christian tradition, which the name “Halloween” originated. ... This eventually became Halloween.
A number of today’s Halloween customs were brought to America years ago by immigrants from all different European countries. ...
As the cultures of America’s immigrants began to merge the celebration of Halloween began to change. ... Many stores begin displaying Halloween decorations and costumes in early-September. Candy companies put out specially wrapped packages and Halloween themed candy, like the Reeses Peanut Butter Pumpkins. ... Halloween sales are estimated at 5 Billion dollars per year and growing.
Many large scale haunted houses or Halloween events are planned as entertainment. ...
The traditions behind Halloween are multiple and varied. ... Halloween will continue to evolve throughout the years. As new cultures from Latin America and Asia influence the American culture, they will certainly bring their own Halloween traditions to this holiday.
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