The American Journey to Independence

Every year on July 4, we celebrate the independence of the United States. We celebrate our grandfather, a group of patriotic and unshakeable people who signed the Declaration of Independence. The document proclaimed that 13 colonies are independent of Britain. This is the day the United States became a citizen. To understand why the Independence Day is the most remarkable, you must see the events that occurred on July 4, 1776 and before the American Revolution. What is the motivation behind the rebellion against our grandfather England?

Between 1783 and 1785, an American independent trip, men and women ran away from the United States and came to the Bahamas. They are called loyalists because they are faithful to the British royal family. People loyal to various islands such as Abaco, New Providence, Eleuthera Island, Exuma Island, Cat Island, Long Island, Crocked Island, Aclin, San Salvador, Turks and Caicos Islands settled. Islands. As a result, royalists, Asians and descendants of Europe entered our island. According to ___, at least 10% to 15% of the population of the Bahamas consists of them.

The village of Tanoa is located at the western end of Upolu Island and is one of the two main islands that make up an independent country shared by several islands like the American Reserve of American Samoa. During the First World War, Lead's ancestor was converted to Mormon's missionary. "My family and other people are very religious," Reid said. The story told him told him. Before the church arrived, the Samoans and other Polynesians had a strong verbal tradition, but they did not have any form of sentences. Missionaries were called Latin alphabets to transcribe various Polynesian dialects. Talking about his family's past, Lead switches back and forth among dialects - from the pronunciation of Western English Samoa music in Hawaii, dialects of both ears and glottis.