In the United States, Halloween has become a massive event celebrated with parties 🎈, parades 🥳, costume contests, and, of course, trick-or-treating 🍭. Children and adults alike dress up as witches 🧙, superheroes 🦸♂️, ghosts 👻, and other characters to participate in costume parades or attend themed parties. One of the most iconic American traditions, trick-or-treating, became popular in the 1950s, when parents and neighbors handed out candy to costumed children going door-to-door 🚪. Decorations like carved pumpkins 🎃 (jack-o’-lanterns), fake spider webs 🕸️, and skeletons 💀 adorn homes, and haunted houses 🏚️ or spooky corn mazes 🌽 offer thrilling adventures for visitors of all ages. Halloween Celebrations Around the World 🌎 While Halloween has its largest following in the United States, various countries celebrate the holiday in unique and culturally significant ways. #HalloweenWorldwide #GlobalHalloween 🍏 Ireland and Scotland Halloween’s birthplace, Ireland 🇮🇪,...
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