December became the 12th month of the year in 45 BCE with the introduction of the Julian calendar by Julius Caesar. Originally, December was the 10th month in the Roman calendar, which began in March. The Julian calendar restructured the year, placing January and February at the start, thus making December the 12th month. This change has persisted into the modern Gregorian calendar, which was adopted later.
The 12th month is spelled "December."
The month of December means the 12th month of the year.
The month of December means the 12th month of the year.
It is the 12th month of the year
Where I come from December is the 12th month. uh huh
December
December. in Europe its january
There are 40 weeks from the beginning of April to the end of December. April is the 4th month and December is the 12th month.
March was once the first month of the year.
December
The present calendar, used world wide for business, is the Gregorian calendar.
As the name indicate "DECEMBER" came from the word "Deca" so it must be tenth month but it is not.Similarly this condition is with other months also such as "SEPTEMBER","OCTOBER","NOVEMBER".This is because in past centuries, there were ten months and December was the tenth month as it is the last month but then few years later two more months were added in the year that were June and July that were placed in 6th and7th position therefore the arrangement of some months like December was changed and December was placed in 12th position.because I said so