Halloween is a tradition of celebration the night of Oct. 31, the most celebrated by the western countries. Halloween comes from Samhain festival that celebrated the ancient Celtic people. The festival of Samhain is a celebration of the end of the harvest season in Gaelic culture, and is sometimes called the "Celtic New Year". People who embrace paganism Kelt hereditary festival used the occasion to slaughter animals and hoard food in preparation for winter. Gael Nation ancients believed that on October 31, dividing the world of the dead and the living to be open. The dead endanger people living with the disease and damage crops.
The tradition of Halloween was brought to America by the Irish immigrants who experienced famine in the 1840s. The tradition of "trick-or-treat" is derived from the culture of the nation's ninth-century Europe. They celebrate the spirit by November 2 by walking from village to village to collect cakes spirit in the form of bread with currants. The more cakes they can be more also sent a prayer for the family of the dead from the giver cake.
The tradition of Halloween was brought to America by the Irish immigrants who experienced famine in the 1840s. The tradition of "trick-or-treat" is derived from the culture of the nation's ninth-century Europe. They celebrate the spirit by November 2 by walking from village to village to collect cakes spirit in the form of bread with currants. The more cakes they can be more also sent a prayer for the family of the dead from the giver cake.
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