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November Facts
November happens to be► Tobacco Awarness Month
► NaNoWriMo or National Novel Writing Month
► National Beard Month
► Diabetes Awarness Month
► National Native American and Native Alaskan Month
► On the first Tuesday in November, Australians can look forward to the Melbourne Cup horse race.
► November is the eleventh month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and one of four Gregorian months with the length of 30 days.
► The Latin translation of "novem" is nine, for it was originally the ninth month on the Roman calander.
► The birthstone for November is Topaz
► The flower that represents November is the Chrysanthemum.
► November begins on the same day of the week as March every year and also February except in leap years
► Winston Churchill, Prime Minster of England was born November 30, 1874
► November 5th, 1959 the National Football league was formed with 8 teams: the Houston Oilers, New York Titans, Buffalo Bills, Boston Patriots, Los Angeles Chargers, Dallas Texans, Oakland Raiders, and Denver Broncos
► In Finnish, November is called marraskuu, meaning "month of the dead"
► President Polk and President Harding were both born on November 2nd, but 70 years apart!
► In Xhosa, November is called ngeyeNkanga, meaning "month of the small yellow daisies"
► November in the Northern Hemisphere is the seasonal equivalent to May in the Southern Hemisphere and vice versa
► November 17th is National Take A Hike Day
► On November 22nd, 1957 Simon & Garfunkel performed on the “American Bandstand” Show as “Tom & Jerry”.
► The Saxons called November – “Blood Month”, because they sacrificed many animals to their gods in that month so legends say
► Around November 17, the Leonids meteor shower reaches its peak
► World War I ended on the 11th day of the 11th month (November) at 11PM, in 1918
► The dictator Francisco Franco died November 20, 1975
► The infamous Berlin Wall began to come down on November 9, 1989
► The first women police officers began working in Britain on November 27th, 1914
► November 18th, 1963 Bell Telephone Company introduced to the public the push button phone
► On November 5th 1935, Parker Brothers introduced the game Monopoly to the world
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