History of Halloween – Scholar & Athlete

According to the National Confectioners Association (NCA), 93% of Americans celebrate Halloween each year. The usual traditions you may celebrate every night on Oct. 31 have interesting backstories. Previously to today’s modernization of these stories, they were sacred to Celtic beliefs. The holiday is rooted from Ireland and the celebration of it stems from the

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