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ShanaTova: New page: Independence is the freedom from control. Nationally, independence means freedom from colonialism and colonial governance by a sovereign power; put another way, it is self-determinati...

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New page: Independence is the freedom from control. Nationally, independence means freedom from colonialism and colonial governance by a sovereign power; put another way, it is self-determinati...

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Independence is the freedom from control. Nationally, independence means freedom from [[colonialism]] and colonial governance by a sovereign power; put another way, it is self-determination.

[[United States of America|America]] celebrates its independence from [[England]] on July 4th of every year, marking the set-off of the [[Revolutionary War|War for Independence]].

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 '''Independence''' is the freedom from control.  Nationally, independence means freedom from [[colonialism]] and colonial governance by a sovereign power; put another way, it is self-determination.
-[[United States of America|America]] celebrates its independence from [[England]] on July 4th of every year, marking the set-off of the [[Revolutionary War|War for Independence]].
+[[United States of America|America]] celebrates its independence from [[England]] on July 4 of every year, marking the set-off of the [[Revolutionary War|War for Independence]].
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−	'''Independence''' is~~, literally,~~ the freedom from ~~dependence upon another person or body~~. ~~It can be used to refer to a person living~~ [[~~Self-sufficiency\|self-sufficiently~~]], ~~without the need for contributions from others, specifically one's parents ("living independently")~~.	+	'''Independence''' is the freedom from control. Nationally, independence means freedom from [[colonialism]] and colonial governance by a sovereign power; put another way, it is self-determination.

−	~~Politically, the term has come to mean freedom from control, whether by another country or by a despotic government. The~~ [[United States]] celebrates its independence from [[~~Great Britain~~]] ~~annually~~ on July 4th, the ~~anniversary of the signing~~ of the [[~~Declaration of~~ Independence]] ~~at [[Independence Hall]] in~~ [[~~Philadelphia~~]].	+	[[United States of America\|America]] celebrates its independence from [[England]] on July 4th of every year, marking the set-off of the [[Revolutionary War\|War for Independence]].
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	'''Independence''' is, literally, the freedom from dependence upon another person or body. It can be used to refer to a person living [[Self-sufficiency\|self-sufficiently]], without the need for contributions from others, specifically one's parents ("living independently").		'''Independence''' is, literally, the freedom from dependence upon another person or body. It can be used to refer to a person living [[Self-sufficiency\|self-sufficiently]], without the need for contributions from others, specifically one's parents ("living independently").

−	Politically, the term has come to mean freedom from control, whether by another country or by a despotic government. The [[United States]] celebrates its independence from [[Great Britain]] annually on July 4th, ~~marking~~ the signing of the [[Declaration of Independence]] at [[Independence Hall]] in [[Philadelphia]].	+	Politically, the term has come to mean freedom from control, whether by another country or by a despotic government. The [[United States]] celebrates its independence from [[Great Britain]] annually on July 4th, the anniversary of the signing of the [[Declaration of Independence]] at [[Independence Hall]] in [[Philadelphia]].

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	'''Independence''' is, literally, the freedom from dependence upon another person or body. It can be used to refer to a person living [[Self-sufficiency\|self-sufficiently]], without the need for contributions from others, specifically one's parents ("living independently").		'''Independence''' is, literally, the freedom from dependence upon another person or body. It can be used to refer to a person living [[Self-sufficiency\|self-sufficiently]], without the need for contributions from others, specifically one's parents ("living independently").

−	Politically, the term has come to mean freedom from control, whether by another country or by a despotic government. The [[United States]] celebrates its independence from [[Great Britain]] annually on July 4th, marking the signing of the [[Declaration of Independence]] at [[Independence Hall]].	+	Politically, the term has come to mean freedom from control, whether by another country or by a despotic government. The [[United States]] celebrates its independence from [[Great Britain]] annually on July 4th, marking the signing of the [[Declaration of Independence]] at [[Independence Hall]] in [[Philadelphia]].

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−	'''Independence''' is the freedom from ~~control~~. ~~Nationally, independence means freedom from~~ [[~~colonialism~~]] ~~and colonial governance by a sovereign power; put another way~~, ~~it is self-determination~~.	+	'''Independence''' is, literally, the freedom from dependence upon another person or body. It can be used to refer to a person living [[Self-sufficiency\|self-sufficiently]], without the need for contributions from others, specifically one's parents ("living independently").

−	[[United States ~~of America\|America~~]] celebrates its independence from [[~~England~~]] on July 4th ~~of every year~~, marking the ~~set-off~~ of the [[~~Revolutionary War\|War for~~ Independence]].	+	Politically, the term has come to mean freedom from control, whether by another country or by a despotic government. The [[United States]] celebrates its independence from [[Great Britain]] annually on July 4th, marking the signing of the [[Declaration of Independence]] at [[Independence Hall]].
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	[[United States of America\|America]] celebrates its independence from [[England]] on July 4th of every year, marking the set-off of the [[Revolutionary War\|War for Independence]].		[[United States of America\|America]] celebrates its independence from [[England]] on July 4th of every year, marking the set-off of the [[Revolutionary War\|War for Independence]].
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		+	[[category:Political Science]]