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Blue Laws are outdated laws that restrict certain activities on Sundays, such as shopping or alcohol sales. An example sentence could be: "The local government is considering repealing the Blue Laws to allow businesses to operate on Sundays."
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Because the New England's puritans required everyone to go to church on Sundays. They also forbade anyone to work or play on that day. The puritans wrote their Sunday laws in books with blue paper. So they came to known as blue laws
To my recollection they never were. The blue laws were lifted after the Colts moved.
"Blue nose" or "Blue noses" was an insulting term applied to people who wanted to regulate the lives of all society to their own standards (today we would say "control freak"). In this case, christians who enacted laws that attempted to force Sunday as a day of rest on the population as a whole - sort of the "Keep holy the lord's day" kind of thing. Since blue noses supposed these laws, they became blue laws. Scholars today reject the idea that blue laws were so named because they were printed on blue paper as untrue.
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They are closed on weekends due to Blue Laws. Blue laws originated to keep the religious observance of Sunday by closing some businesses that might ordinarily be open. However, not all pawn shops close on weekends or holidays.
These laws were called blue laws.
The Blue Laws in Texas prohibit the sale of certain items like liquor on Sundays. These laws have been in place since before Texas was accepted into the Union and were enacted to keep Sunday as a day for God.