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About how many years did it take for the Christmas holiday to reach England?



about 100 years

about 25 years

about 200 years

about 600 years

Sagot :

paynelove19

Answer:

c) about 200 years

Explanation:

is correct --> Since its near to 180+ years.

Pre-Victorian Britain had never heard of Santa Claus or Christmas Crackers. No Christmas cards were issued, and most individuals were working.

The Victorian industrial revolution's riches and technology transformed Christmas forever. Christmas Carol, written in 1843, urged wealthy Victorians to transfer their riches by giving money and presents to the needy - bah humbug! A few of the less impoverished adopted these radical middle-class ideas as well.

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