Because in France, like most of the EU and North America, the major religion is Christianity.
no they don't celebrate Thanksgiving .
People in France celebrate CHRISTMAS on December 6th
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French Christians celebrate Christmas. French Jews celebrate Hanukkah.
Drink wine!
I don't know of any countries that celebrate Kwanzaa. I believe it is more likely celebrated by pockets of people who have embraced the principals of the holiday. Thereore, it can be celebrated by any black population around the world. Certainly there are French people who celebrate it.
people in france should celebrate this day on the death of joan of arc,who died may 30,1431.joan fought in war in france and once lead a war.so learn more about her by pressing that little search box thing in that corner over there.
First their children find their gifts hanging on the Christmastree,then when they celebrate have a nice big Christmas dinner with their family!!!:):):)
the 14th of July is Bastille Day in France and a national holiday.
Most people in France are catholic so they celebrate the same kind of hoildays as in Italy. But in France, they celebrate Marti Gras. In Marti Gras, people wears masks and get drunk.
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