This movie is about the man who stole Christmas.

This is Santa's spouse.

This is a traditional item placed on top of a Christmas Tree.

This is where the tradition of putting up Christmas Trees was originated.

This is where Kwanzaa was first celebrated.

This movie was released in 2013, and starred a famous character played by Tyler Perry.

This famous Christmas character said, "Don't you cry I'll be back again someday".

This decor item resembles something you put on before shoes.

This man is who we would now call the original Santa Claus.

This is who created Kwanzaa.

This movie was released in 2004, and is about a boy and a train.

This character's name is said before the beginning of this lyric, ".......nipping at your nose".

These are hung on the outside of your house to set the mood for the holidays.

This fast food is traditionally eaten in Japan during Christmas.

Kwanzaa continues for this amount of time.

This movie was released in 2003 starring Will Ferrell about how a normal person was confused as an elf during childhood.

This devilish Christmas character punishes naughty children during Christmas time.

When two people stand under this item it sparks a love connection.

This is what Jingle Bells was originally wrote for.

Kwanzaa and Hanukkah both use this item.

This movie was released in 2016 about a dysfunctional black family, five days before Christmas.

These are all the names of Santa's reindeer except Rudolph.

This decor item hangs outside your front door.

This is when Christmas became a majority Christian holiday.

These are the names of the days of Kwanzaa.