Many cultures have winter holidays because the winter months were difficult and dangerous. The holidays brought people together in large gatherings and allowed them to be comforted and refreshed by contact with friends and family.
this isn't like official or nething but i think its cause the winter is so boring so people need stuff 2 do, so they created more holidays.
}There are several cultures in Asia, so all Asians don't celebrate the same holidays.
I do not believe so.
Thompson is a travel company that you can plan and book your vacations through. So Thompson's holidays are just like the normal holidays on the yearly calandar as well as some summer and winter holidays as well.
they have summer holidays and winter but no half term so they can save money for them to have in school they dont give you holdayes for girl schools
I think school holidays are not given in February because mostly schools of every country gives holidays in June/July which is summer holidays and December/January which is winter holidays so there is no holidays in month of February.CorrectionMany schools have days off for Presidents' Day.
Nobody is obligated to celebrate any holidays. But it would be a nice occasion if we took the time to celebrate and understand cultures behind public holidays. Holidays are a way or spending time and following tradition to be closer to your family. So, if that is the case... then why shouldn't we celebrate holidays?
because other cultures have different religions and different beliefs so they have different holidays. another thing is they have a different time zone.
Their is so many cultures in the world, their is just so many in the world, we do not know
it depends on where you live. every country, city and school has there own rules of when kids have holidays and how many holidays. so ask your teacher.
there r so many cultures in the US we cant name it
There are so many holidays that Japan has and celebrates. Some of the holidays include Setsubun which is the beginning of spring, Shogatsu which is New Year's, Valentine's Day, and many more.