How did the book the Christmas carol change the way people celebrated Christmas?

Answer 1

It changed the way people celebrated Christmas because in the Christmas carol, scrooge was a very selfish a greedy man who didn't like to donate his money, (he had a lot of $$$), and he let his only worker work on Christmas Eve, luckily not on Christmas Day but he was about to. Scrooge's only worker had a son who was crippled, and since scrooge didn't like to give away his money, the family couldn't support the son.

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Answer 2

It changes things across Britain as people started to see the deprivation Dickens described and the use of Child labour. Such was its impact that the use of Child labour was reduced through Parliament

Answer 3

"The Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens popularized many Christmas traditions we now follow, such as the emphasis on generosity, goodwill, and spending time with loved ones during the holiday season. It encouraged people to reflect on the true spirit of Christmas and inspired them to give back to their communities.

Answer 4

It changed it because it says it is better to give then receive and to gather as friends and family

Answer 5

It provided a picture of what a good Christmas was. Complete with giving of gifts and big feasts on Christmas day.