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Fourth of July also known as Independence Day, is Americas national holiday, celebrating their independence from Great Britain.

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American Independence Day – 4^th July is less than a month away and past the historical reasons for festivities it’s a great excuse to hold a party! A party could be anything from a gathering of close family or friends, an outdoor BBQ, an adult’s only cocktail party or whatever you fancy! Read the rest of this entry »

• Macy’s (massively famous American department stores chain) holds a prestigious 4^th July firework display habitually over the East River in New York City. The firework display has been nationally broadcast on NBC (National Broadcasting Company – American television network) since 1976 where millions can watch from the fireworks from home! Read the rest of this entry »

Fourth of July is the common phrase for American Independence Day on the said date. The 4^th of July is a federal (public) holiday which commemorates the United States Declaration of Independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain making them no longer part of the British Empire. This legal separation was approved by the Continental Congress on 4^th July 1776, after a vote two days earlier, following over a year since the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War. At midday at present on 4^th July a single gun shot for each state is fired from any capable military base labelled a “salute to the union”. Read the rest of this entry »