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In the United States, on what day of the week is Father's Day celebrated?
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In which month do Sweden, Norway, and Finland celebrate Father's Day?
Answer: November
Why: Nordic merchants' associations shifted the date to the second Sunday in November in 1949, to space it from Mother's Day and lift pre-Christmas trade.
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What was the occupation of the father who inspired the holiday?
Answer: Farmer
Why: William Jackson Smart worked land near Spokane after serving in the Civil War, raising six children once his wife died in childbirth in 1898.
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What flower is gifted to fathers in Thailand?
Answer: Canna lily
Why: Thai Father’s Day is 5 December, King Bhumibol’s birthday, and the flower’s Thai name phuttharaksa means Buddha protects.
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Why did the US Congress delay making Father's Day official?
Answer: Fear of commercialization
Why: The first Father's Day bill reached Congress in 1913, and fear of commercialization stalled it until Nixon signed the holiday into law in 1972.
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Which US state was the first to celebrate Father's Day statewide?
Answer: Washington
Why: Washington's governor officially proclaimed the holiday for June 19, 1910, making it the first state-level observance.
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Where was the first Father's Day church service held?
Answer: Fairmont, West Virginia
Why: Grace Golden Clayton asked her pastor for the service after the 1907 Monongah mine blast killed 361 men, about 250 of them fathers.