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Wakes week

The Wakes Week is a holiday period in parts of England. Originally a religious celebration or feast, the tradition of the Wakes Week developed into a secular holiday, particularly in North West England during the Industrial Revolution.

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Wakes week

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples33
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Wakes week

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related to history · 13
Wakes week → As, During, Each, England, In England, Industrial Revolution, Many Christian, Midlands, Monday, North, Old English, Saturday, The
related to Present day · 7
Wakes week → Councils, Employment Act, England, It, National Curriculum, The, UK
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Wakes week → holiday period in parts of England

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wakes holiday england holidays week tradition north became industrial times due industries lancashire day festival wake parts feast secular particularly

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Wakes weekis aholiday period in parts of England0.90text
rushbearing followed by church services then sportsinstance ofEach village had a wake with quasi-religious celebrations0.80text
gamesinstance ofEach village had a wake with quasi-religious celebrations0.80text
dancinginstance ofEach village had a wake with quasi-religious celebrations0.80text
drinkinginstance ofEach village had a wake with quasi-religious celebrations0.80text
bandsinstance ofand Monday was reserved for public entertainments0.80text
gamesinstance ofand Monday was reserved for public entertainments0.80text
funfairs.During the Industrial Revolution the tradition of the wakes was adapted into a regular summer holiday particularlyinstance ofand Monday was reserved for public entertainments0.80text
but not exclusivelyinstance ofand Monday was reserved for public entertainments0.80text
in some parts of the North of Englandinstance ofand Monday was reserved for public entertainments0.80text
industrialised areas of the Midlands where each locality nominated a wakes week during which the local factoriesinstance ofand Monday was reserved for public entertainments0.80text
collieriesinstance ofand Monday was reserved for public entertainments0.80text

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