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20 interesting facts about September
September is seen by many people as a very pleasant time in the year.
For those in the North Hemisphere, the last weather also began to let go, with cool nights to chase the heat of the day.
September is the time to finish the harvest season of the year and celebrate its bonus.
September of course is also a great time in the year in the hemisphere!
Over the dark days of winter, this month is a great time to get outside and appreciate the first flower of spring!
Like every other month in the year, September has much to express yourself.
Let's take a look at the origin of September, the traditions we celebrate in the process of it, as well as some interesting small facts to bring them all together!
Name of September is really quite incorrect these days.
September is also used for only 29 days.
The Romans will quite often link different months with different gods.
In 1752, the British Empire ignored November 11, between Monday and 14. This is really due to other scheduling changes, although this time is when the British Empire changes from the Julian calendar to Gregorian calendar.
Back in the days of Anglo-Saxons September was once called Gerst Monath, translated into "monthly barley".
Anglo-Saxons also has another name for September, which is Haefest Monath.
In September Heralds began falling in the Northern Hemisphere, with it officially starting in Equinox in September, often in the middle of May 21 and 23 of the month.
On September 1, 1939, was a dark day for the world.
On September 11, 2001, changed the shape of the world forever.
September started on the same day of the week only a month, December.
September 17 was an extremely important day for the United States, because it was on this day in 1787, the US Constitution was passed.
While it shares the first day, the month does not end on the same day of the week as any other month.
September there are some interesting holidays spreading throughout the month!
September is arranged with two different births.
September only one birth, but with a stone like this, who needs others?
On September 2, 1666, was a terrible time for the city of London.
People born in September are included in this world under either star signs.
In most countries in the Northern Hemisphere, September is when students start a new year at school.
The first newspaper used to be included in the US was published on September 25, 1690. The article was called Publick that appeared abroad and the driver and published in Boston.
On September 30, 1955, the American cultural symbol and famous movie star James Dean had his life cut short by a car accident in California in early 24. While
September is a month of a happy month when you think about it.
All you have to think about schooling again.
For some people, it's a fun time to see all their friends after a long summer vacation, but for others, that's the worst what they can imagine!
