Holidays Commonly Celebrated in the United States
Enhance your understanding of the United States' most cherished holidays with these comprehensive vocabulary lists. From Thanksgiving to Independence Day, these curated lists decode the essential words tied to each celebration, allowing you to grasp the cultural and historical significance behind these special occasions.
Presidents' DayInspiring and Thought-Provoking Words from U.S. PresidentsThese speeches by U.S. Presidents from Abraham Lincoln to Ronald Reagan introduced a number of enduring phrases—like “military-industrial complex” and “rugged individualism”—into the American lexicon. Explore our collection of pivotal presidential speeches and learn the words that captivated a nation.
Mardi GrasFrench for "Fat Tuesday," Mardi Gras originated as a celebration of spring and evolved into an indulgent period often followed by fasting and sacrifice. Celebrate Mardi Gras by mastering this festive list of vocabulary and then you can, as they say in New Orleans, "laissez les bons temps rouler!"
JuneteenthA Collection in Honor of Freedom DayKnown as America’s second Independence Day, Juneteenth marks the official end of slavery in the United States. This collection of fiction, nonfiction, and historical documents will help you learn more about America’s history of slavery — and our curated vocabulary lists will help you get the most of these inspiring, heartbreaking, and informative titles.
Independence DayExplore These Lists From the July CalendarJuly is packed with patriotic celebrations and special events, each with its own themes and its own lexicon. Whether you observe Independence Day, Bastille Day, I Love Horses Day, or National Chess Day, learn this lingo and celebrate the wordy way.
Indigenous Peoples' DayCelebrate Native American Literature and HistoryThis collection focuses on the culture and history of indigenous peoples of North America. Explore the language of novels by indigenous authors, and then brush up on Native American history with our topical word lists.
ThanksgivingFeast on This Cornucopia of Tasty TermsThanksgiving celebrates the spirit of gratitude for family, friends, and food. Because the holiday focuses on a meal, we’ve laid out a banquet of tasty terms to satisfy your hunger for vocabulary.
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