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July 4th

Jul 5, 2015 by TheMatthew
Yesterday, millions of American Citizens gathered for feasts, fun, and fireworks, to celebrate the United States of America's 239th birthday. July 4th has a special meaning in the hearts of Americans, as it symbolizes the birth of one of the greatest nations on planet Earth. It's a celebration of freedom and democracy, as the Founding Fathers of the United States worked relentlessly for a free nation, and to break free from the shackles of British oppression. On July 4th, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was created and fully recognized by American Colonials. This Declaration of Independence ignited the flames of a deadly, bloody war, lasting five years, thus known as the American Revolutionary War. When British Troops surrendered in Yorktown, Virginia, on September 28th, 1781, a nation was born. July 4th brings out the best in American Citizens, as not only does it mean celebrating freedom, or independence, but living their lives, or gathering with family, and continuing to serve the United States of America. To me, neither Halloween or Christmas is my favorite holiday, but July 4th, that's my favorite holiday, as I know it's a day where brave men decided that I should live free. Share your July 4th experiences in the comment section. Remember, continue to live free, and serve the United States of America as an outstanding citizen every day of your lives. Thank you.

- TheMatthew

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