Multiculturalism Crossword Puzzle

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Ramadan: Considered one of the holiest months of the year for Muslims and includes periods of fasting, reflection, prayer and community.
Bar Mitzvah: Religious coming of age ceremony for Jewish boys when they reach the age of 13 and are regarded as an adult.
Harvest: Vaisakhi Day has a special significance to Sikh communities and is most known because it has marked a festival on which topic across South Asia for centuries.
Meditation: Given the transformative effect it has on the mind, and in order to achieve enlightenment, Buddhists will often take up this practice.
Diwali: India’s biggest and most important holiday, this 5-day festival celebrates the triumph of light over darkness in Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism.
Spain: Country in which the Running of the Bulls takes place, a practice that stems from cattle herder transporting their animals from the countryside into the city for sale.
Philippines: Adobo, which is a meat braised in vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, bay leaves and black peppercorns, is the national dish of this country, which was previously a Spanish colony.
Viola Desmond: In 1946, this Halifax businesswoman of African descent confronted racism by refusing to move from her seat in the “whites-only” section of Roseland theatre in Nova Scotia. Her activism paved the way for the civil rights movement in Canada.
Barbara Howard: This sprinter originally from Vancouver was one of the fastest in the British Empire. She represented Canada at the 1938 British Empire Games in Sydney, Australia.
Shoes: Joota Chupai is a wedding tradition where this item of clothing is stolen from the groom.
Mariachi: Originating in Jalisco in the 18th Century, it is the most famous type of traditional Mexican music.
Chinese: An important holiday in this culture is known as Tomb-Sweeping Day, a traditional time of cemetery visitation to clean gravesites, pray, and make ritual offerings.
Tomato: A world-famous festival dating back to the 1940s held annually in the town of Buñol, Spain where this fruit is used in a food fight.
Midsommar: A major celebration in Sweden that marks the summer solstice and the longest day of the year.
El Savador: First country to adopt bitcoin as official currency.
Tango: Traditional dance originated in the 1880s, which began in the working-class port neighborhoods of Buenos Aires and Montevideo, on the coasts of Rio de la Plata river.

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ramadan: considered one of the holiest months of the year for muslims and includes periods of fasting, reflection, prayer and community.
bar mitzvah: religious coming of age ceremony for jewish boys when they reach the age of 13 and are regarded as an adult.
harvest: vaisakhi day has a special significance to sikh communities and is most known because it has marked a festival on which topic across south asia for centuries.
meditation: given the transformative effect it has on the mind, and in order to achieve enlightenment, buddhists will often take up this practice.
diwali: india’s biggest and most important holiday, this 5-day festival celebrates the triumph of light over darkness in hinduism, jainism and sikhism.
spain: country in which the running of the bulls takes place, a practice that stems from cattle herder transporting their animals from the countryside into the city for sale.
philippines: adobo, which is a meat braised in vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, bay leaves and black peppercorns, is the national dish of this country, which was previously a spanish colony.
viola desmond: in 1946, this halifax businesswoman of african descent confronted racism by refusing to move from her seat in the “whites-only” section of roseland theatre in nova scotia. her activism paved the way for the civil rights movement in canada.
barbara howard: this sprinter originally from vancouver was one of the fastest in the british empire. she represented canada at the 1938 british empire games in sydney, australia.
shoes: joota chupai is a wedding tradition where this item of clothing is stolen from the groom.
mariachi: originating in jalisco in the 18th century, it is the most famous type of traditional mexican music.
chinese: an important holiday in this culture is known as tomb-sweeping day, a traditional time of cemetery visitation to clean gravesites, pray, and make ritual offerings.
tomato: a world-famous festival dating back to the 1940s held annually in the town of buñol, spain where this fruit is used in a food fight.
midsommar: a major celebration in sweden that marks the summer solstice and the longest day of the year.
el savador: first country to adopt bitcoin as official currency.
tango: traditional dance originated in the 1880s, which began in the working-class port neighborhoods of buenos aires and montevideo, on the coasts of rio de la plata river.