Do Americans celebrate Victoria Day?
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I did, until we broke up
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Not that I know of. I asked a lot of my friends and none of them even knew what Victoria Day is! Maybe you could give me a little info.....Hope I Helped
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Never heard of it.
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is that australian?
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No, but I've heard of it except I have no clue what it is.
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Are you referring to the Australian's "Victoria Day" I wouldn't know if the US celebrate it - i live in the UK.
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No don't think so - is that an australian celebration?
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The only Americans are the Canadians in North America, because they where a British terrtory under Queen Victoria. US citzens was freed before she came to power, and did not like British rule. Mexicans, Central and South Amercaians where never owned by British.
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www.bible-reviews.com Almost entirely correct. First and foremost: please realize that Central America is part of North America. It is a region or territory within the continent of North America. Second: see: Belize (former British colony in Central America) and British Guyana (former British colony in South America, now just "Guyana"). Finally: several Caribbean islands, which are normally considered to be part of North America, are former British colonies.
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no
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Does Victoria have a last name? Is it Principal? If it is I'm in favor of it. She's gorgeous,
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Do Brits celebrate Presidents' Day?
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No, no!
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no
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No, no, no!
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no
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I did when I lived in Canada but not now that I am back in the states.
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My niece's name is Victoria and we celebrate her birthday - is that close enough? 🎂
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NO...that's a Canadian Federal Holiday in honor of Queen Victoria. So far, Americans don't have a Queen or King...just PITA Presidents!!!
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Offhand I would say no since its an Australian holiday.
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Most never heard of it.
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