Do all country's  celebrate Labor Day and when?
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I find Labor Day totally ironic. A day where everyone celebrates having a job by taking the day off.\n\nHuh. Wheres the logic?
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Memorial Day is actually May 31st.It is the day to honor all the fallen veterans of all wars.\nWhen Nixon was President,he created the 3 Day weekend thing,by setting Washington and Lincolns birthdays in February to be celebrated as the third Monday in February as Presidents Day.Also the last Monday in May as Memorial Day.The 1st day of September was the traditional Labor Day,that got changed to the 1st.Monday in September.
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Armed Forces Day, third Saturday in May for USA.  Other countries celebrate it too - see this link.
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i'm not sure i know that the only fete in september is Labor Day but thats in New York.  In tobago i think its still in July but i'll find out.
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Yes, in general.\nCarpe diem - sieze the day.
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I don't know which flag you are asking about, but if any flag has to fly, that should be a USA flag. It was in USA when, 2 centuries ago, workers went on national strike because they were made to work over 12 hours a day. They demanded to work at least 8 hours a day. Many people had to die during that strike, fired at by policemen, before their demand was granted. So, that strike was supported by many people from all over the world, which is the reason why today May 01 is Workers Holiday all over the world.
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Other than th usual ones we celebrate annually.\nHappy divorce (sort of a contradiction in terms isn't it?)\nSome people now go through a divorce ceremony.
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I don't even know what freedom day is, never heard of it.  Do you mean 4th of July?\n\nEnough election coverage, the put simpsons and seinfeld back on, now!!!
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You are right!  My daughter is a tribal member and her tribe doesn't celebrate Columbus day- they just tack on an extra day of festivities during the Fourth of July (Chief Taholah Days). However, as far as a National American Indian holiday? There should be some!!
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I live in the former Soviet Union, and we have Monday and Tuesday off to celebrate the end of Great Patriotic War (WW II: Victory in Europe). But...we had to work Saturday to get Sun, Mon, Tues off.
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Veterans Day is always observed on November 11, regardless of the day of the week on which it falls.  When a holiday falls on a non-workday -- Saturday or Sunday -- the holiday usually is observed by the government on Monday (if the holiday falls on Sunday) or Friday (if the holiday falls on Saturday).\n\nA law passed in 1968 changed the national commemoration of Veterans Day to the fourth Monday in October. It soon became apparent, however, that November 11 was a date of historic significance to many Americans. Therefore, in 1978 Congress returned the observance to its traditional date.
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In Canada Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday in October. Unlike the American tradition of remembering Pilgrims and settling in the New World, Canadians give thanks for a successful harvest. The harvest season falls earlier in Canada compared to the United States due to the simple fact that Canada is further north.
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Yes if it is a legal holiday.
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Yes I did at 9;20 am in uniontown, pa. as all Americans should.its  your duty.not a privilege.
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there's a whole lot and it will depend on which part of the country you're interested in. mostly, these are festivities of a town, city or province that coincide with the birth/death/any special event of that place's patron saint.\n\nbut for those observed nation-wide, there are only three major celebrations:\n\nreligious events in the philippines are particularly noteworthy. the whole lenten season is observed and the holy week can either be spent piously or by going on out-of-town holidays and vacations.\n\nthe first and second of november is observed solemnly and is dedicated to deceased relatives and friends.\n\nand then there's christmas season. the time frame for this season starts at 1 dec until the feast of the three kings (around the first week of january). unofficially, christmas season starts around 3 nov (see above). decorations are set up, parties left and right, gift-buying craze hits everyone. and it doesn't on the 25th of december either. there's another big celebration in each house come 31 dec, for the new year's eve.\n\nother holidays (usually with historical backgrounds) like independence day, labor day, etc. are just taken in as a welcome break from the work/school week. nothing really special for individuals.\n\ncheck out the link below for the specific dates of festivities in specific areas.\n\nhope this helps =)
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Independence day is the day we celebrate USA's self-government.\n\n"On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress unanimously adopted the Declaration of Independence. The Constitution provides the legal and governmental framework for the United States..."
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Where are you from?  Thanksgiving is the 3rd thursday of November.\nChristmas is December 25th.  Yes, all USA celebrates it, don't know about all Americans.