1. Las Posadas Hanukah KwanzaaChinese New Year

3.  Is widely celebrated by many non- Christians

4.  It is a celebration of the Nativity.  This feast was created by the pope to promote Christianity and remove pagan festivals celebrated at the winter solstice.

5.  Lodgings start from the 16th of December until the night of the 24th

6.  December 16th: Beginning of Las Posadas, which lasts nine days, ending on the 24th  December 24th: Christmas Eve  December 25th: Christmas Day  December 28th: Day of the Innocents

7.  Hispanic Christmas decorations include ornaments that are widely recognized for their beautifully handcrafted style, some made of glass, straw, pottery, and even coal.

8.  bacalao a la vizcaina ( salted cod that has been dried, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, olives, capers and bright red bell peppers)  dried shrimp and potatoes, romeritos

10.  Segovia  Castile  Leon  Spain

12.  Anywhere there is jews.

13.  Jews celebrate Hanukkah

14.  The Festival of Lights.  The rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem at the time of the Maccabean Revolt

15.  It starts on the 25 th day of Kislev and is 8 days long.

16.  Miracle of the Oil  Judah Ha Maccabee  Hannah and her seven sons

17.  A menora with its 9 arms  a 4 sided top (dreidel)

18.  Sweet Potato Latkes.  Cheese Latkes Judith.  Schamltz ( Rendering Chicken)  Crepes  Fresh Apple Sauce  Roesti Potato Pancakes  Pommes Duchesse  Baked Apples  Holiday Eggnog

19.  The Torah prohibits wearing made out of wool.  Robes

21.  Africa  United States

22.  African-American

23.  It is a week-long celebration held in the United States honoring African heritage and culture, marked by participants lighting a Kinara

24.  Kwanzaa always begins on December 26 and ends on January 1.

25.  Ingathering:  Reverence:  Commemoration:  Recommitment:.  Celebration:

26.  Decorating your home for the Kwanzaa holiday, remember the traditional colors of red, green and black.  Decorate your Kwanzaa bush with red, green and black ornaments

27.  Roast foods.  Sweet Potato Pie  Grandmother's Southern Fried Okra  African Vegetarian Stew  African Squash And Yams (futari)

28.  These ethnic styles are a very versatile and dynamic way to tell others who they are and what they are about.  Clothing has a rich diverse history.