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December, the month of goodwill and the winter holidays. December is seen as the culmination of the season's most anticipated Christmas with joy and good will! It is a blessing for the writers of the section. Rush d'acheter or make gifts for family and friends, the joy of putting a Christmas tree and disseminate joy with decorations, remembering the birth of Jesus and singing Christmas carols. Writers can extract the appropriate features of our customs and cultures, religious and other surrounding the season highlighted by visits from Santa Claus on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day celebration. December brought the season winter, with the wide variety of winter / snow sports, and snow and ice can transform cities and farms in the fabulous scenery of winter, a continuous wave activity asking the most typical treatment. Then, at the end of the year families gather to bid a farewell to the old year and a toast in advance and new. As writers, you and I, we take decisions open for writing and selling stories.

While Christmas dominates December special day that begins with the Pan American Health Organization, established by presidential proclamation, and proceed through the months with events such as heart transplant Day, Pearl Harbor Day, Human Rights Day, Boston Tea Party of the Wright Brothers Day, International Day Arbor Day Parents Day and Louisiana Purchase. A number of states, including Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Iowa, Texas, Delaware, Mississippi and observe daily entry in the recognition of gain a state. December brings the birthdays of Presidents Martin Van Buren, Andrew Johnson and Woodrow Wilson. In the literary world Noel Coward, Maxwell Anderson, Joseph Conrad, Willa Cather, Joyce Kilmer, Jane Austen, John Greenleaf Whittier, John Milton, Rudyard Kipling and born in December. Other with important anniversaries in December were Admiral George Dewey, George Armstrong Custer, George C. Marshall, Kit Carson, Billy Mitchell and the fight against the glory of Louis Pasteur, Eli Whitney, Charles Goodyear, and Harvey S. Firestone, taxpayers scientific advances, and James Oglethorpe, Joseph Smith, Edwin W. Staunton, Ludwig van Beethoven, Gilbert Stuart and Clara Barton, "the angel of the battlefield."

Since the arrival of pilgrims in the new continent of birth first powered flight on the dunes of North Carolina and the use of nuclear energy for electricity, the list of events of December is the complete history of a variety of article topics:

1. The Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, 1620
2. Settlers held Boston Tea Party, 1773
3. George Washington's troops won the Battle of Trenton, 1776
4. George Washington at Mount Vernon died at the age of sixty-seven years, 1799
5. France sold Louisiana to the United States, 1803
6. War of 1812 ended with the signing of the Treaty of Ghent, 1814
7. President James Monroe gave the world the Monroe Doctrine, 1823
8. Wood Shaft Golf invented in Boston, Massachusetts, 1899
9. Wright brothers, has inaugurated the era of aviation with the first flight of heavier than air at Kitty Hawk, 1903
10. Nobel Prize awarded President Theodore Roosevelt, 1906
11. The fall of Jerusalem to the British 1917
12. Twenty-first Amendment, which repealed prohibition, added to the Constitution of 1933
13. A fire at the Iroquois Theater in Chicago led 639 lives, 1933
14. Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor, the day "live in infamy", 1941
15. United States have produced electricity from atomic energy for the first time in the test reactor at the station in Idaho, 1951.
In conclusion, although it is old news from our records, still one tracks are very good and very popular items.

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