4th of July 2018: What is Independence Day? What is the meaning behind Fourth of July?

Independence Day is the founding anniversary of the United States that recognized the American tradition, the government and the rich history of that country.

Americans observed the celebration on July 4th throughout the United States and officially made the birth of America an independent country.

Traditionally, federal holidays include a parade as well as a political slogan like the president.

The Independence Day roots is when the American Revolutionary War is opposed to repressive British rule by American colonial people.

In the second year of the revolutionary war on 2 July 1776, 13 representatives from the British North American colonies voted independently.

Two days after the vote was ended, the Declaration of Independence was signed and the United States was established.

Since then, the Declaration of Independence has been regarded as the most important national treasure in the United States, but it is not always being handled properly.

However, during the Second World War, in accordance with the special order of the secret service of the United States, the statement was sent to Fort Knox for protection.

At the moment, this statement belongs to the bulletproof shrine of the National Archives of Washington, DC and was downgraded to a concrete and steel fuel cabin in the evening.

With a letter to his wife Abigail, he said the date should be celebrated: "There is always more lighting from one end of the continent to the other."

July 4 - also known as Independence Day or July 4 - was a federal holiday in the United States since 1941, but the history of Independence Day celebration dates back to the 18 th century and the American Revolutionary War I will. On July 2, 1776, the Continental Congress voted for independence, and two days later, the representatives of 13 colonies passed the declaration of independence, a historical document drafted by Thomas Jefferson. From 1776 to the present, July 4th was welcomed as a birth of American independence including fireworks, parades, concerts, more casual family gatherings and barbecues.

July 4: Independence Day (also known as July 4), the US Federal Holiday has adopted the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. The first 13 colonies declared independence from the UK and established a status as a new country known as the United States. July 14th: French Holidays, celebrating the prisons of political prisoners and Bastille, Paris Fortress who are dissatisfied with French aristocracy. The storm that happened at Bastille on July 14, 1789 was regarded as a turning point in the French Revolution. Celebration will be held in France

This is July 4th, Happy Independence Day. Like American culture, on 4th July, most of us were immersed in the hearts of England and Ireland. Since the beginning of 2017, I have been involved in media work, but this year I have more important meaning.