4th
of July is celebrated in United States in the honor of America's
Independence from the Great Britain. On 4th
July 1776, America found its independence and a democracy was born
The
people of United States get worked up in patriotic fervor to
celebrate the spirit of Independence. Largely, the Independence day
in United States is observed as a Federal holiday. Banks, schools,
offices and some businesses also remain closed due to this event. If
4th
of July is on Saturday, it is observed one day prior to it, and if it
is on Sunday, the celebration is observed on Monday.
Very few people in US actually
work on Independence day. It is a day to spend with family, hang out
somewhere away from home, enjoy barbeques, picnics. One can exhibit a
great emphasis on the American tradition of political freedom on this
particular day. American flags fly high outside many houses and
buildings.
People arrange games and
competitions in their localities. These activities include America's
favorite outdoor games like Baseball and basket ball. To take a dip
into the cool in the warm summer independence day, they arrange for
swimming competitions as well. Parades and cultural activities are
also a part of celebration on the independence day.
Independence day is also a day
for celebrating the positive aspect of Political freedom of America
too. Many political leaders make appearances in the public events to
show their love and regards to American history, culture and origin
and their citizens. The people in US on this day thank their first
generation people for fighting the liberation movement for the
democratic independence of America.
Fireworks
display plays a large role in the festive atmosphere on 4th
of July. There's also fireworks display competition in America where
the best show gets aired on different American Television.
Some employees even takes one-two days off early to plan
a weekend vacation during this time. All together it is a festive day
for the people of United States.
Send 4th of July Cards to your family and friends and celebrate the spirit of freedom on this grand day.
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