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What traditions do they have in Italy?
Italians put up Nativity Scenes at Christmas time.
What traditions does Illinois have during Christmas time?
Traditions like Christmas,Easter, and Thanksgiving,those are some that are special.
What are some symbols for Italy in Christmas time?
santa
What do Grenadians do when they participate in the pa rang traditions at Christmas time?
singing
What is the traditions that Christmas have?
Lights! Decorating christmas trees! spending FAMILY time! Drinking hot chocolate
What traditions do Italians have?
Italians put up Nativity Scenes at Christmas time.
How many people celebrate christmas in italy?
Most of all the country of Italy celebartes Christmas because it is a very special time of the year !
What happens at Christmas in Italy?
Berlusconi has an especially good time
What sports do they play in Italy for Christmas?
in christmas time it was winter so they can play ice skating
What Christmas traditions were inspired by 'A Christmas Carol'?
Some Christmas traditions inspired by 'A Christmas Carol' include the emphasis on generosity and goodwill towards others, the idea of redemption and transformation, and the importance of spending time with loved ones during the holiday season. Additionally, the story popularized the concept of Christmas ghosts and has influenced depictions of Christmas celebrations in popular culture.
What are englands traditions at Christmas time?
Historical traditions include:Christmas hamCarolsHanging stockingsDecorating the treeChristmas crackersChristmas puddingsGiving gifts on Christmas dayChristingle church servicesModern traditions include drinking too much, and watching the James Bond film on ITV.
What were old Christmas traditions in the time of Jesus?
There were none until Jesus died on the cross. After that people began to celebrate his birthday.Answer:When Jesus walked the earth in the flesh... our modern "Christmas" traditions were still ancient pagan Babylonian customs and traditions [i.e. see Jeremiah 10:1-4].
