St. Patrick's Day in the United States celebrates French-American culture and heritage.
False (Irish-American)
On Valentine's Day, it is customary for people to send tokens of love, which can be either a card, a gift, or a special someone.
True
The Easter Bunny, a symbol associated with Easter, originated in Italy and was introduced to American culture in the 18th century.
False (Germany)
Mother's Day was established as a national holiday in the United States in the early 20th century following a campaign by a woman from New York.
False (Philadelphia)
Halloween's tradition of trick-or-treating has its roots in a British celebration where children would receive treats in exchange for prayers for the dead.
True
St. Patrick's Day is marked by the wearing of green attire and the celebration involves public parades and festivals.
True
Easter is a celebration that involves hiding eggs for children to find, and the most famous egg-rolling event takes place on the White House Lawn.
True
Mother's Day involves letting mothers have a day off, often starting with breakfast in bed prepared by other family members.
True
The symbol of Halloween is traditionally a carved turnip ( = navet) with a light inside.
False (A carved pumpkin)
Valentine's Day originated from a Roman holiday and was brought to the USA by Spanish settlers.
False (It was brought to the USA by British Settlers)
