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Halloween's Cultural Rise
Halloween evolved from an agricultural rite practiced by Celtic tribes more than two thousand years ago. Linked to the end of the harvest, the beginning of winter, and the belief that spirits returned on the night of October 31, it became a celebration featuring bonfires and masks to ward off evil spirits. Its traditions later blended with Roman festivals. Then, in the seventh century CE, the adoption of November 1 as All Saints’ Day helped give rise to the name “All Hallows’ Eve,” which eventually became “Halloween.” Over the centuries, it has grown into a global cultural and entertainment occasion, marked by costumes inspired by fictional characters and the eerie atmosphere of horror films.
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