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Romans celebrated their victory in a battle around 11th century. Now it is celebrated as festival.

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Diwali

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Christmas

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Easter

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Carnevale

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The correct option is D Carnevale
Carnevale is celebrated in Italy. The festival started in 11th Century when Romans won a battle. This is celebrated till date where locals gather, wear different costumes and dance to celebrate it.

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