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Independence Day

Independence Day

Americans celebrate the 1776 Declaration of Independence with parades, speeches, concerts and fireworks. Celebrations of U.S. independence range from somber events studded with patriotic speeches to America-themed concerts, picnics, sporting events and fireworks. Each July 4, thousands of immigrants take an oath of allegiance and become U.S. citizens.

(Pamphlet, 2 pgs.)

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American Holidays and Traditions

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