| Halloween is an evening celebrated by people of all | | | | The legend of Halloween comes from thousands |
| faiths especially children dressed up as ghosts and | | | | of years ago. The Celtic people of Western |
| skeletons. Halloween is a historical celebration held | | | | Europe particularly the British Isles and Western |
| in evening and night of the 31st October every | | | | France believed that on the last day of summer, |
| year. When talking about history, a unique tribe of | | | | the barriers between the living world and the |
| Native American people lived in the vicinity of | | | | kingdom of the dead would open allowing spirits |
| Tampa Bay in Florida called the Tocobaga Indians. | | | | and saints to pass among the living. Evil spirits |
| The history of Halloween has a lot of meaning | | | | would scare people from door to door and |
| Halloween which has been almost lost as we | | | | unlucky person who was caught would be taken |
| celebrate our modern version but its roots are still | | | | back to the kingdom of the dead. It was a |
| well known making a great story for children | | | | terrifying night and people lighted great fires and |
| before they set off on their mission to frighten | | | | offered sacrifices calm down the evil spirits until |
| and entertain. | | | | the barriers had closed again the next day. |
| The Tocobaga Indians were actually a maritime | | | | A symbol of Halloween is a hollowed out pumpkin |
| tribe who survived on fish and whatever they | | | | carved into a scary face with a candle lit inside |
| could hunt in the locality or trade with distant | | | | giving it a scary look. This pumpkin is known as |
| tribes. They were a highly developed tribe with a | | | | Jack o' lantern. This was a favorite tradition that |
| social structure based around chiefdoms with | | | | started in USA spreading to other parts of the |
| institutionalized social inequality between various | | | | world. Halloween changed in the 19th and 20th |
| classes which were similar to the caste system of | | | | centuries from a religious celebration to an annual |
| other cultures like the medieval Europe and Hindu | | | | holiday. |
| India. | | | | |