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Random Facts About Holiday Traditions For Kids

Mexico's Independence Day commemorates a movement that started so early in the morning that many people were still in their pajamas when they joined Father Hidalgo's call for freedom!

One of the seven prisoners freed from the Bastille included an Irishman who thought he was Julius Caesar and had been there for about eight years!

French people greet each other with “Bonne Fête Nationale!” (Happy Country Party Day!) on Bastille Day!

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During Chinese New Year, families gather for a special New Year’s Eve dinner called “reunion dinner” (团圆饭 – tuányuán fàn), which is the most important meal of the year!

The famous "Grito de Dolores" that started Mexico's Independence Day happened in the small town of Dolores, which is now called Dolores Hidalgo to honor Father Hidalgo's brave cry for freedom!

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