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The '''Fourth of July''' is the annual [[celebration]] of the Independence of the [[United States]] from [[Great Britain]].
 
The '''Fourth of July''' is the annual [[celebration]] of the Independence of the [[United States]] from [[Great Britain]].
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Everyone whose work is not vital (like nurses and police) takes a day or two off work, and people enjoy the [[summer]] weather with cookouts, get-togethers, and, at night, displays of [[fireworks]] and [[bonfire]]s.  Most towns hold parades, as well as usually sponsoring safe fireworks shows.  Some people hold re-enactments of [[Revolutionary War]] era events.
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Everyone whose work is not vital (such as nurses and police) takes a day or two off work, and people enjoy the [[summer]] weather with cookouts, get-togethers, and, at night, displays of [[fireworks]] and [[bonfire]]s.  Most towns hold parades, as well as usually sponsoring safe fireworks shows.  Some people hold re-enactments of [[Revolutionary War]] era events.
    
The [[American flag|Flag]] and symbols of it are in evidence everywhere, in this annual outpouring of [[patriotism]].
 
The [[American flag|Flag]] and symbols of it are in evidence everywhere, in this annual outpouring of [[patriotism]].
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