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- 7. This person is said to have sold their soul to the devil, then tricked the devil out of the deal.
- 8. The Roman Catholic Church saw the original Halloween as a pagan tradition. So they turned November 1 into this day.
- 11. The location where the first historical record of the original Halloween was found.
- 12. An ancient group of people who lived thousands of years ago in what is today the United Kingdom and much of Europe.
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- 1. Irish immigrants popularized the use of this vegetable as a jack-o'-lantern.
- 2. Celtic priests.
- 3. According to one account, witches circled the Earth on the backs of these animals.
- 4. Leaving behind this food on your kitchen table is considered a traditional Halloween "gift" that is intended to welcome back dead loved ones and show that you remembered them.
- 5. This group of British people believe in magic and witchcraft and still celebrate the original Halloween.
- 6. The original Halloween.
- 9. It was believed that the longer a piece of skin a person peeled from this fruit, the longer that person would live.
- 10. Early jack-o'-lanterns were made of this hollowed out vegetable.