Mother's Day History and Traditions

The video explores the history and evolution of Mother's Day in the United States. It highlights Anna Jarvis's efforts to establish the holiday in honor of her mother, Ann Jarvis, who organized Mother's Day Work Clubs during the Civil War. The video discusses the commercialization of the holiday and encourages viewers to focus on its true meaning by spending quality time with their mothers.

On which day do people in the United States make the most phone calls?

• Thanksgiving Day

• Christmas Day

• Mother's Day

• Father's Day

Who was responsible for starting the Mother's Day Work Clubs?

• Florists

• Ann Jarvis

• Anna Jarvis

• President Wilson

What was the primary purpose of the Mother's Day Work Clubs?

• To organize social events

• To promote commercial sales

• To sell flowers

• To provide medical care during the Civil War

What did Anna Jarvis distribute at the church service to honor her mother?

• Gift baskets

• Greeting cards

• White carnations

• Red roses

In what year did Mother's Day become an official holiday in the United States?

• 1914

• 1905

• 1920

• 1935

What was Anna Jarvis's reaction to the commercialization of Mother's Day?

• She promoted it

• She disliked it

• She was indifferent

• She supported it

What did florists and stores encourage people to do on Mother's Day?

• Write letters

• Spend time with their mothers

• Buy cards and gifts

• Organize family gatherings

What is one suggested way to celebrate Mother's Day meaningfully?

• Buy expensive gifts

• Do extra chores

• Host a large party

• Travel abroad

What did Anna Jarvis want people to remember about Mother's Day?

• The need for more holidays

• The true meaning of honoring mothers

• The importance of spending money

• Its commercial value

Which of the following is NOT a suggested activity for Mother's Day?

• Buying a gift

• Playing her favorite music

• Doing extra chores

• Going for a walk