I have a dream that one day little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers Martin Luther King Day (Third Monday in January). Whatever the resolution, most of them are broken or forgotten by February!Р”Тђ РЎРѓР В»Р В°Р в„–Р Т‘ : Dr. Americans have inherited the tradition and even write down their New Year's resolutions. In most cultures, people promise to better themselves in the following year. People watch the Orange Bowl game in Florida, the Cotton Bowl in Texas, and the Sugar Bowl in Louisiana. Many families and friends watch television together enjoying the Tournament of Roses parade preceding the Rose Bowl football game in Pasadena California.In the warmer regions all around the country there are other games whose names are characteristic of the state. There is plenty to eat and drink when you just drop in to wish your loved ones and friends the best for the year ahead. In the United States, the word 'holiday' is synonymous with 'celebration! 'Р”В¤ РЎРѓР В»Р В°Р в„–Р Т‘ : New Year`s Day.On January first, Americans visit friends, relatives and neighbours. Because the nation is blessed ( Р В±Р В»Р В°Р С–Р С•РЎРѓР В»Р С•Р Р†Р ВµР Р…Р Р…РЎвЂ№Р в„– ) with rich ethnic heritage it is possible to trace some of the American holidays to diverse cultural sources and traditions, but all holidays have taken on a distinctively American flavor. Although the word 'holiday' literally means 'holy day,' most American holidays are not religious, but commemorative ( РЎС“Р Р†Р ВµР С”Р С•Р Р†Р ВµРЎвЂЎР ВµР Р…Р Р…РЎвЂ№Р Вµ, Р СР ВµР СР С•РЎР‚Р С‘Р В°Р В»РЎРЉР Р…РЎвЂ№Р Вµ ) in nature and origin. Now instead of giving thanks to their gods for a war victory, Indians honor those of their tribes who have served in the American armed forces.Р”Сћ РЎРѓР В»Р В°Р в„–Р Т‘ : People in every culture celebrate holidays. The ceremony have changed with the times. Pow-wows mean different things to different people.

Native American Pow-Wows (March - August) 'Pow-wow' is the Algonquin Indian word for 'ceremony', but the word holds a different meaning according to each native American Indian tribe.

Indian national holidays