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Slide 1 — Page de titre Halloween en France Lycée IOAN N. ROMAN Nom : Bontescu Albert Slide 2 — Une fête récente Halloween est devenue populaire en France surtout dans les année…
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Slide 1 — Page de titre Halloween en France Lycée IOAN N. ROMAN Nom : Bontescu Albert Slide 2 — Une fête récente Halloween est devenue populaire en France surtout dans les années 1990. Elle vient principalement des traditions celtiques et américaines. Aujourd’hui, elle reste une fête moderne plutôt qu’une tradition française. Slide 3 — Les jeunes Halloween est surtout appréciée par les enfants et les adolescents. Les jeunes organisent des fêtes et choisissent des costumes originaux. Les réseaux sociaux ont aussi contribué à sa popularité. Slide 4 — Les lieux français Certains parcs et châteaux français organisent des événements d’Halloween. Ils utilisent leurs décors pour créer une ambiance mystérieuse. Ces activités attirent beaucoup de visiteurs pendant les vacances d’automne. Slide 5 — Halloween et les magasins En octobre, les magasins proposent souvent des costumes et des décorations. Les vitrines sont décorées avec des citrouilles, des fantômes ou des toiles d’araignée. Halloween est donc aussi devenue une fête commerciale. Slide 6 — Halloween et la Toussaint Halloween est célébrée le 31 octobre, juste avant la Toussaint. La Toussaint est une fête religieuse et familiale importante en France. Les deux fêtes ont donc des significations très différentes. Slide 7 — Bibliographie Encyclopædia Britannica — Halloween Larousse — Halloween Ministère de la Culture Office de tourisme de Paris Follow Design: {"palette":["Midnight plum #21152E — main background and dramatic depth","Pumpkin orange #F47A24 — highlights, section markers, and visual energy","Candlelit cream #FFF1D6 — primary text and warm contrast","Graveyard gray #746B78 — secondary text and muted surfaces","Moonlit lavender #B7A5D6 — diagrams, dividers, and atmospheric accents","Charcoal black #111014 — cards, borders, and high-contrast details"],"fonts":{"Roboto Condensed":"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto+Condensed:ital,wght@0,100..900;1,100..900&display=swap","Roboto":"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto:ital,wght@0,100..900;1,100..900&display=swap","Roboto Mono":"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto+Mono:ital,wght@0,100..700;1,100..700&display=swap"},"type":"Roboto Condensed for bold, theatrical headings in uppercase or title case; Roboto for readable French body copy with regular weight and generous line height; Roboto Mono for dates, source labels, and small navigation markers. Use strong size contrast, tight heading tracking, and short text blocks.","layout":"Use a 12-column grid with generous outer margins, left-aligned content, and a consistent vertical rhythm based on 8-pixel increments. Reserve one side of each slide for a recurring atmospheric illustration or oversized number. Keep titles near the upper-left, body content in compact columns, and source or navigation markers along the lower edge.","framework_treatment":"Use dark theatrical backgrounds, flat pumpkin-orange accents, thin irregular dividers, and softly rounded cards with subtle shadows. Build diagrams with simple iconography, timeline paths, location markers, and comparison panels. The cover should feature a large moon or pumpkin silhouette; content slides should alternate between text-plus-illustration and structured card layouts; the closing bibliography should feel like a quiet credits page.","feels_like":"A stylish French museum exhibition poster crossed with a friendly Halloween night walk"}
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