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What is Black Friday? Black Friday is the day after thanks giving day. When a lot of things go on sale to try and make

What is Black Friday? Black Friday is the day after thanks giving day. When a lot of things go on sale to try and make the market go back up. When is Black Friday? Black Friday takes place on November 26. What time do some stores open up? 11pm-5am gap opens 12am. Best buy opens at 5am .

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What is Black Friday? Black Friday is the day after thanks giving day. When a lot of things go on sale to try and make

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  1. What is Black Friday? • Black Friday is the day after thanks giving day. When a lot of things go on sale to try and make the market go back up.

  2. When is Black Friday? • Black Friday takes place on November 26.

  3. What time do some stores open up? • 11pm-5am gap opens 12am. Best buy opens at 5am.

  4. What is the origin of the term “Black Friday”? • The term black Friday comes because, the stores go from being in the red origin; from not having a lot of profit. To being in the black; meaning they do have a lot of profit.

  5. What is the History of Black Friday? • Black Friday started because of the stock market making a crash. They devised a plan to help build the stock market.

  6. What is Cybor Monday? • Cybor Monday is a day were all things online go on sale, they have major deals on a lot of things.

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