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Halloween is a celebration of Celtic origin, taken today by many peoples of the Western world, spreading in the nineteenth century through the Irish immigrants from the United States of America. It is celebrated on the night of October 31, although in some countries the holidays vary - for example, in Sweden it is celebrated on the first Saturday in November. The name comes from the English word from All Hallows' Even, the name of the Christian celebration of all the saints, a celebration with which Halloween has become associated in the countries where Western Christianity - Catholic and Protestant prevail, because in these cultures the Christian day of all saints is celebrated on November 1st.Specific for Halloween is the carved pumpkin that is Jack's Lantern. On the occasion of this celebration, the children are hiding in wizards, mummies or other characters and wandering at houses asking "Trick or Treat?" As a threat that if they do not get sweets, the caroling person will play a hoax. In other countries Halloween is celebrated through parades and carnivals.The celebration we know as Halloween has been influenced over the centuries by many cultures. In the Roman Empire was the Pomona Day, the Celtics were the Samhain Festival, and the Feast of All Saints in Christians.
Halloween costumes are traditionally modeled after supernatural figures, monsters, skeletons, ghosts, witches and devils. Over time, fictional characters, celebrity celebrities and generic archetypes such as princesses and ninja fighters were among the costumes used.
Haunted attractions are places of entertainment specially designed to scare visitors; most are dedicated to the Halloween celebration.
These include haunted houses, corn mazes, and vehicle walks specifically decorated for holidays, and the level of complexity of the decorations has grown with the Halloween industry.
Being one of the oldest celebrations in the world, Halloween is now celebrated in many countries around the globe, with Ireland, the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and the United Kingdom, and occasionally in some parts of Australia and New Zealand. In North America and Canada, it maintains the highest level of popularity. Each year, 65% of Americans decorate their homes and offices for Halloween. The percentage is surpassed only by the Christmas decorations. Halloween is the feast in which most candy is sold and is the second holiday after Christmas as the volume of global sales.
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