If, by that, you mean to teachers, then the answer lies in the fact that many teachers are historically underpaid, and therefore giving them an apple amounted to bribery for good grades.
The tradition goes back to the Roman Invasion of Britain. It was a merger of Roman tradition and Celtic traditional festival
· Apples to Apples
they had it becuase it was a tradition
Bobbing for apples
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Children often bring their teachers apples as a symbol of appreciation and respect. This tradition likely stems from the historical association of apples with knowledge and education, dating back to when apples were a common gift for teachers in the 19th century. The gesture serves to express gratitude for the teacher's hard work and dedication to their students' learning. Additionally, the act of giving can strengthen the bond between students and teachers.
The tradition of bobbing for apples came from the celebration of Roman festivals. There was a day to honor Pomona, the Roman goddess of fruit and trees. The symbol of Pomona is the apple. This Roman festival was incorporated into the Celtic celebration of Samhain when Rome invaded the Celts. Bobbing for apples that is practiced today on Halloween comes from these ancient practices.
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Apples and automobiles are red. They begin with the letter a.
no this just started form people giving them to their loved ones
Yes, a question can have "if" at the start. For example, a math question might ask "If Jack had 10 apples, and he ate 2 apples today, how many apples does he have left?"