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The parades back then and the parades now are

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Eggs are in so many Easter tradtion by being painted and

being put out for the Easter bunny to rolling eggs down hills

and hiding them

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The way it compares to the 1800's

by having candy painting eggs and

parades.

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why seamstresses loved going to the new York parades because all the fashion that he /she could buy

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Eggs were included in so many Easter traditions because eggs have been viewed as symbols of new life through the ages.

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To see all the new trends for her

shop. Also to see the trends.

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The most 3 fun facts that Cameron and Brad learned was that eggs were forbidden in the lent. Also, The second thing that we learned was many cultures continue to dye eggs today. And finally, Americans by more than 700 million marshmallows

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The Ameicans consumed 7 billion pounds of candy n 2011.The third fact is that each Easter season americans buy more than 700

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The most fun facts I learned is that

ninety million chocolate Easter bunnies

are produced each year. Makenna

The second  fun fact is that 16 billion jellybeans could circle

the Earth three times. Ada

Our  last fact is that in1953, it took 27hours to make ONE peep. Victoria

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Easter eggs are included in a lot of Easter traditions, because eggs of become a symbol in the many Years/ages.

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During the 1900 they could write a sonnet about your Easter bonnet.

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The parades of  the 1900s and today compare by
the 1900s didn't have floats, helium balloons , singers , dancers , and music

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Seamstresses loved to go to the Easter parades because of all of the new and wonderful fashions. Also, in the text, it states that "many handy seamstresses found inspiration for their clients wardrobes." That is why seamstresses loved to go to the parades.

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The 3 most fun facts we learned are, jellybeans didn't become an Easter tradition until the 1930's. Another fun fact is the largest Easter egg was 8,968 lbs. The last fun fact is, in 1953 it took 27 hours to make 1 marshmallow peep. Today it takes 6 minutes.

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The parades compare from the 1900s compare because people love to celebrate Easter, and they also loved to see the newest fashions like today, people love to wear fancy and beautiful clothes today as well.

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The first easter parades was in 1800s.why the first easter parade was there in new york is because people could see the latest trends  and the wealthiest people could attend the hottest paris  fashion .

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Eggs are included in so many Easter traditions

because eggs were a main part of Easter meals, and a

prized Easter gift for children and servants. Also, eggs have been

viewed as symbols of new life through the ages.

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Eggs were included in so many Easter traditions because, " eggs have been viewed as symbols of a new life through the ages ."

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It was dated back to the  mid 1800's and the main purpose was a combination of religious services. Also the women went downtown on 5th Avenue and see the latest trends.

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Back then they created dresses to

wear to the parade. Now they have floats

and dancers.

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The most fun 3 facts are that Americans eat 7 billion pounds of candy every year , they would role the eggs down hills, lastly every year Americans spend $2.1 billion on candy

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They compare by, during the 1900's people didn't have floats, helium balloons, singers, dancers, and music

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1we learned that women liked the Easter parade and like the new trends.

2 It took 27 hours to make one marshmallow peep. Now it takes six minutes.

3 Easter went back all the way to the 1800's.

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They are drecoretive and they where
also used for hiding.

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Seamstresses loved going to the Easter parade, because they loved the newest fashions and styles.

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The seamstresses probably went to the

parade because they saw inspiration  for

their clients wardrobes.

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The text states seamstresses go parade because they wanted to find inspiration for there newest fashions.

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The seamstresses loved going to the Easter parade because they found inspiration for their clients wardrobes at the parade.

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there are 16 billion jellybeans made each year. it took 27 hours to create a marsh mellow peep in 1953 now it takes 6 minutes today. ninety million chocolate bunny 's each year.

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They loved the newest fashions.

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The first Easter parade takes back along time ago. The text states the Easter parade takes back to the middle of the 1800s.The main purpose to was to show the latest fashion also to entertain people.

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The main idea of the first Easter parade and when the first Easter parade.

The first Easter parade was near the middle of the 1800 hundreds. Also, the main idea of the parade was to show of the latest fashions.

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In the early 1800s thay would the parades to show of the newest fashions.

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The first parade was in the middle of the

1800s. The main purpose was for the ladies

to show off their latest designs.

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The first Easter parade was in the middle of the 1800's. The main purpose of the event was a combination of religious services and showing off in the days before tv.

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The first Easter parade was in the

middle of the 1800's. The main purpose of the event is that it goes back to a long way to say least

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What are the 3 most FUN facts that you learned about Easter?

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Why are eggs included in so many Easter traditions?

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How do parades of the 1900s and today compare?

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Why did seamstresses probably love going to the Easter parade in the early part of the 1900s?

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When was the first Easter parade and what was the main

purpose of the event?