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July 4, also known as Independence Day, marks the anniversary of the Second Continental Congress adopting the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. The Congress, made up of delegates from the United States’ original 13 colonies, unanimously approved the … Ver más
Some Americans began celebrating July 4 the year after the Declaration of Independence was signed. In a letter to his daughter, former … Ver más
The Declaration of Independence was penned by Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson and four other members of the Second Continental Congress, including Adams, Benjamin … Ver más
In 2021, many Americans will both celebrate July 4 and commemorate being able to gather safely after receiving COVID-19 vaccines. … Ver más
At the first July 4 celebration in Philadelphia in 1777, Americans fired a cannon 13 timesin honor of the original 13 colonies. Thirteen fireworks were also fired in the city as part of the celebrations. Revelers in Boston set off fireworks in 1777 as well, … Ver más
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The history behind Fourth of July traditions on US Independence Day
- Fireworks. Fireworks displays are perhaps the most iconic of all Fourth of July revelries. …
- Parades. Visit any city or town on the U.S. map on the Fourth of July and you could find a …
- Barbeques and picnics. Independence Day falling in early July is probably reason enough to …
- Red, white and blue everything. Walk into a grocery store in July today and you will be …
- More on the Fourth. Looking for more ways to celebrate the Fourth? Check out our guides …
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WEB5 de jul. de 2023 · How the US celebrated Independence Day in 2023. Across the country, Americans celebrated Independence Day on Tuesday. The holiday saw colourful …
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