The Christmas Tree has a long history pre-dating the birth of Christ. In ancient times evergreen trees were used to decorate homes for the celebration of the winter solstice. Martin Luther is said to have introduced the custom to Protestant Germany in the 16Th century from where it spread gradually across Europe. I believe it was a protestant alternative to the nativity scene which was associated with Catholic idolatry. The custom did not reach England until the 1840's when it was introduced by Prince Albert the German born husband and consort of Queen Victoria.
When Christianity came, Christmas came, as it is a Christian Holiday.
they are because of the normans, the country they came from was Germany
The tradition of the Christmas Tree came from Germany and probably derives from pagan worship of certain trees in the area of the Black Forest.
Queen Victoria's husband Albert, who came from Germany saw the trees and bought the tradition to England. The origin of Christmas trees began in Germany in the 16th Century.
Ralph Morris, in 1908.
For the most part, no. Iraq is predominately Muslim.
pine needles
They come from Christmas tree farms, mostly in the northern half of the U.S., but there are some farms in every state.
Christmas trees are real trees.
Christmas! The tradition came from a king that just decided to chop down a tree and, decorate it! Its really weird but, everyone else just copied him. =)
Christmas trees normally go on sale during the later part of September and early October. Christmas items are known to go on sale before Halloween and Thanksgiving.
No. Christmas trees are traditionally pine.