Christmas Trees Research Paper

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Christmas trees are a worldwide symbol that embodies the spirit of Christmas. These evergreen displays are staples in many homes come December, and is a must for every family to enjoy. However, as these trees are put up annually, it is left to question the true importance of ordeal. Although text goes back to ancient Pagan and Christian rituals, the Christmas trees often hold more value then these beliefs. From the very moment that the tree is placed in a house, whether it be living or artificial, everyone is brought together in unity. The stringing of the multicolored lights and the placing of ornaments from countless generations embraces the family line. Each colorful decoration holds meaning for us and allows for reflection and celebration

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