Arte IA: No one knows when April Fool’s Day began. 2. In April, fish in the rivers are more easily caught. In France, a foolish person who was easily tricked was called an “April fish”. 3. In Europe, by the old calendar, the first day of the new year was the same day as the first day of spring. There were many New Year’s customs: visiting friends, giving presents, and other happy activities. 4. In 1582 a new, more accurate calendar was made by Pope Gregory. The beginning of the year was changed to January 1. 5. But many people continued to celebrate New Year’s Day in April. Other people called these people who did not want to change their calendars “April fools.” They sent funny presents or played tricks on them.

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No one knows when April Fool’s Day began. 2. In April, fish in the rivers are more easily caught. In France, a foolish person who was easily tricked was called an “April fish”. 3. In Europe, by the old calendar, the first day of the new year was the same day as the first day of spring. There were many New Year’s customs: visiting friends, giving presents, and other happy activities. 4. In 1582 a new, more accurate calendar was made by Pope Gregory. The beginning of the year was changed to January 1. 5. But many people continued to celebrate New Year’s Day in April. Other people called these people who did not want to change their calendars “April fools.” They sent funny presents or played tricks on them.
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No one knows when April Fool’s Day began. 2. In April, fish in the rivers are more easily caught. In France, a foolish person who was easily tricked was called an “April fish”. 3. In Europe, by the old calendar, the first day of the new year was the same day as the first day of spring. There were many New Year’s customs: visiting friends, giving presents, and other happy activities. 4. In 1582 a new, more accurate calendar was made by Pope Gregory. The beginning of the year was changed to January 1. 5. But many people continued to celebrate New Year’s Day in April. Other people called these people who did not want to change their calendars “April fools.” They sent funny presents or played tricks on them.

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