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Every 5th of November, the British commemorate the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605. People gather for bonfires, firework displays, and burn effigies of Guy Fawkes. Traditional foods include toffee apples, baked potatoes, and warming soups.

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Celebrated on December 26th, Boxing Day was traditionally when servants received Christmas boxes from their masters. Today, it's known for shopping sales, football matches, and family gatherings. Many Brits enjoy leftover Christmas food and watching sports.

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On May 1st, many villages celebrate spring with traditional Morris dancing, maypole dancing, and crowning the May Queen. This ancient festival marks the beginning of summer and is still celebrated in many communities across the UK.

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One of the most important American holidays, celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. Families gather for a traditional feast of turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie. The day commemorates a 1621 harvest celebration by the Pilgrims.

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July 4th celebrates American independence from British rule in 1776. Traditional celebrations include barbecues, parades, and spectacular firework displays. Many Americans wear red, white, and blue and decorate their homes with flags.

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Though not an official holiday, Super Bowl Sunday is a major cultural event. The annual championship game of American football is watched by millions, featuring famous halftime shows and creative commercials. People gather for parties with snacks like wings and nachos.

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March 17th is celebrated worldwide but especially in Ireland. People wear green, attend parades, and enjoy traditional Irish music and dance. Traditional foods include corned beef and cabbage, and many pubs serve green beer!

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Celebrated on January 26th, this national day marks the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788. Modern celebrations include barbecues (known as 'barbies'), cricket matches, and citizenship ceremonies. Many Australians enjoy the day at the beach.

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April 25th commemorates all Australians and New Zealanders who served in wars. Dawn services are held nationwide, followed by parades and the laying of wreaths. Traditional ANZAC biscuits are eaten, and two-up (a gambling game) is legally played on this day only.

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The Celtic festival of Samhain, celebrated on October 31st, is the precursor to modern Halloween. Traditional celebrations include bonfires, storytelling, and games like bobbing for apples. It marks the end of harvest and beginning of winter.