1. Las PosadasHanukahKwanzaa

3.  Mexico  Latin Americans  Catholic Mexicans Las Posadas

4.  To remember the pilgrimage, when Joseph and Mary were looking for a place to stay  So the children will know the story of Jesus  To have a nice and enjoyable time before Christmas Las Posadas

5.  Nine days before Christmas  Starts December16th  Ends December 24th Las Posadas

6.  Pageants for the kids  Dress up and walk door to door  Sing songs Las Posadas

7.  Piñatas  Poinsettias  Elaborate decor Las Posadas

8.  Champurrado, which is chocolate atole  Arroz Dulce, rice sweet  Spicy Cheese Tamales Las Posadas

9.  Small children dressed as an angle  Girls dressed in silver robes  Boys dressed in Las Posadas

10.  Mexico  La Navidad  Some central American countries

12.  Many Jewish homes  America  Judea Hanukah

13.  Jews  Christian  Hebrew Hanukah

14.  Jews religious freedom  Jewish defeated the Greeks  To commemorate the victory of Judah Maccabees Jewish army Hanukah

15.  Starts December 4 th  Ends December 12 th  Can either be in December or late November Hanukah

16.  Making homemade cookies  Listen to Hanukah music  Placing an extra place at the dinner table incase a hungry stranger comes into their home Hanukah

17.  They make their own gift-wrapping paper  Star of David home decorations  Candle making Hanukah

18.  Potatoe Latkas  Vegetable Latkas  Hanukkah Shaped Cookies Hanukah

19.  Suits for the men  Dresses for the women  Dress clothes for the children Hanukah

21.  Africa

22.  Africans Americans Kwanzaa

23.  To introduce and reinforce seven basic values of African culture Kwanzaa

24.  Starts on December 26th  Ends on January 1 st  Only five days long Kwanzaa

25.  Honoring Black Unity  Family Bonds  African Heritage Kwanzaa

26.  The colors are red, black, and green  8 candles  Flag Kwanzaa

27.  Roast foods  Peanut soup  Jollof rice Kwanzaa

28.  Bright colors  Danshiki  Kaftan Kwanzaa