The majority (76%) of Americans identify themselves as Christians and Christmas is the second-most significant holiday in the Christian calendar. For the first hundred years after the United States gained its independence, Christmas was mostly a time of religious observance and not a public celebration. Christmas did not become a national public holiday until 1875. It was not until the early 20th century that the commercial potential of the Christmas season was realized and exploited. Christmas became a significant focus of mass entertainment, advertising and merchandising following World War II and is now an essential feature of the retail sector of the US economy.
No, not every country celebrates Christmas like the US. Although some countries do celebrate Christmas like the US does. No, not every country celebrates Christmas like the US. Although some countries do celebrate Christmas like the US does.
no
December 25 should be the only day we celebrate Christmas
Christmas...wow
YES JUST LIKE US WELL SOME OF US AT LEAST Christmas is called "kahk el aid". yes they do celebrate Christmas
It depends who you mean by us. It is not important to all people.
Christmas lights are important to Christmas because it cheers people up and remids us about Jesu's birthday.
Christmas is important,not because of presents or party's,but because its jesus's birthday and he was the one that gave us life and air to live and that is why christmas is so important.
Christmas is important everywhere because it is the birth of our creator, God. Even though they celebrate it differently than us doesn't mean it is any less important than anywhere else.
Of course, we do! It's the most important day for many of us.
some important holidays celebrated in the US are birthdays, Christmas, thanksgiving, new years eve,cinco de mayo,halloween,
Well ,why did the us do the Christmas bombing?
Christmas greeting cards only celebrate Christmas because it only comes around once a year. Therefore, they only celebrate the important holiday that makes us happy.
No, not every country celebrates Christmas like the US. Although some countries do celebrate Christmas like the US does. No, not every country celebrates Christmas like the US. Although some countries do celebrate Christmas like the US does.
because it helps us prepare for Christmas by lighting the candles one-at-a-time every Sunday!
merry christmas
The 24th of December is Christmas Eve. While Christmas Eve is the most important day of the Christmas celebrations in the Northern Hemisphere, Australians don't celebrate Christmas Eve at all.