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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]]. | ||
| − | Everyone whose work is not vital (such as nurses and police) takes | + | Everyone whose work is not vital (such as nurses and police) takes the day 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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[[category:holidays]] | [[category:holidays]] | ||
[[category:United States]] | [[category:United States]] | ||
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Revision as of 19:47, May 23, 2009
The Fourth of July is the annual celebration of the Independence of the United States from Great Britain.
Everyone whose work is not vital (such as nurses and police) takes the day off work, and people enjoy the summer weather with cookouts, get-togethers, and, at night, displays of fireworks and bonfires. Most towns hold parades, as well as usually sponsoring safe fireworks shows. Some people hold re-enactments of Revolutionary War era events.
The Flag and symbols of it are in evidence everywhere, in this annual outpouring of patriotism.