Religious Assimilation: Imposition of the Metropole's Holiday Calendar

As part of religious assimilation, aggressors may forcibly replace the traditional spiritual, commemorative, or agricultural calendar of an indigenous people with the festive cycles of the metropole. Eradicating local commemorative dates and synchronizing time with the metropole allows the aggressor to completely reformat the everyday rhythm of the local population's life and embed it into its own state-ideological matrix.