First, it was Ireland, not England, that created Halloween. Second, it was turnips. Third, the correct question would be "pumpkins instead of" as turnips were the original and pumpkins were the replacement.
The Irish used pumpkins for Halloween but when they went to America they did not have pumpkins so they used onions instead. Gradually the use of pumpkins or jack-o-lanterns have become more popular.
Turnips were carved instead of pumpkins.
It's a tradition to carve pumpkins on Halloween, when the pumpkins are carved they are called jack-o-lanterns.
You can find carved pumpkins at many craft stores. These pumpkins will be artificial but good for every year! The only thing is, carving pumpkins is fun!
Carved out of pumpkins.
Until the colonization of the Americas, there were no pumpkins in Ireland, or anywhere in Europe. Early jack o'lanterns were carved from turnips.
Turnips. They started carving pumpkins when settlers came to America. There weren't any turnips so they carved the gourds instead.
Pumpkins are used for food (pies, desserts, toasted seeds), and as decorations, whether or not they are carved as at Halloween.
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they are carved because its fun for kids and they make your place look spooky
Yes, pumpkins would be a feature in England for Halloween.
Bears are omnivores, meaning they eat plants and animals. Pumpkins are good food for bears. Carved pumpkins smell and taste good to a bear.