What country started the exchanging gifts?

in the era of St. Nicolis

i learned that the eskimos started it, well the santa thing. so i guess anywhere up north where they were

giving each other presents

Receiving and exchanging gifts.

Saint Nicolas was a man who gave home made toys to poor children in his village. From that tradition we got Santa Claus and the ritual of exchanging gifts.

can involve exchanging gifts with the local people.

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Christmas coincides with an ancient Greek holiday in which men would party and have sex with each other as well as exchanging gifts.

Christmas is a big occasion for giving or exchanging presents in France.

Some may call this "drawing names."

On epiphany, people celebrate by: Feasting Lighting bonfires Exchanging gifts (These are only a few of the traditions)

Currency exchange is the process by which travellers can obtain currency by exchanging notes and coins from their country of origin for the local currency of their destination.

they express there love by giving a hug,exchanging gifts,helping each other,kissing etc.....

no they think Christmas is pagan but they will take a Christmas bouns

The first gifts were given to Jesus by the wise men.

Some gifts that the Greeks gave the world include architecture, dance, theater, democracy, and even some business styles. The Greeks also offered food and wine along with the practice of exchanging gifts on a person's birthday.

i think it was Germany with that man nick who gave kids who needed things presents like clothes and stuff

The tradition began in ancient Rome, carried over from the Roman festival of Saturnalia when Rome adopted Christianity.

They go visiting their relatives and friends, having 'reunion' meals with them and exchanging gifts and red packets (of money).

The best gifts are the ones that will be useful as soon as they land in the country. Prepaid credit cards, cash, and other monetary gifts are best as they are small and do not need to be shipped.

Yes. Australia follows most of the traditions that other westernised countries follow when it comes to Christmas. The tradition of exchanging gifts at Christmas is very strong.

Christmas markets are a big part of Christmas celebrations in Germany. At these markets you will find holiday foods, gifts, and decor. Other Christmas celebrations in Germany include Advent, decorating the Christmas tree, and exchanging gifts on Christmas day.

Often in the same way that Western cultures celebrate them, by getting together with friends, exchanging gifts, going out, or having a party. Much like Westerners, they may have parties and receive gifts, go to restaurants, go dancing, or perhaps do nothing at all.

Buddhism first started in the country of India.

They are shipped from London.