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The document discusses the history and traditions of celebrating Independence Day in the United States on July 4th. It commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Families come together for barbecues, parades with candy for children, and fireworks displays in cities. Common foods include hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken, vegetables and corn on the cob, with sides like baked beans, potato salad, watermelon and coleslaw. Desserts often include strawberries, cupcakes and pie.
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- 1. The Fourth of July The Independence Day of the United States of America
- 2. History • The first Fourth of July was celebrated on July 4th , 1776 when the Declaration of Independence was signed by our founding fathers to part ways with King George of Great Britain. • Ever since our families get together and celebrate by eating together at a BBQ, going to parades, and then watching fireworks. • At parades children can catch candy and enjoy the show of cars, floats, and bands marching down the road. • All the big cities in the United States have a fireworks show at night.
- 3. Traditional BBQ Food • Hamburgers • Hot dogs • Chicken • Vegetables • Corn on the cob
- 4. Traditional Sides • Baked beans • Potato salad • Watermelon • Coleslaw • Chips
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