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La Semana Santa Webquest
NAME: austin bailey La semana santa Webquest

Answer the following 3 questions in English based on your own knowledge. Type your answers in a different color font.
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What is the origin of the holiday known as Easter? How do some people here in

the U.S celebrate Easter? (secular and religious) when christ died on the cross. some people go and hunt easter eggs at church
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What do you know about how it is celebrated in Spain? nothing Now answer these specific questions by reading at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semana_Santa_en_Sevilla esis/SemanaSanta.html http://web.schc.sc.edu/Samantha_Ward_Senior_Th Type your answers in a different color.
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What does “Semana Santa” mean? holy week
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