July 4th Independence Day is one of the major legal holidays in the United States. 1776 On July 4th, the Declaration of Independence drafted by Jefferson was formally adopted at the Continental Congress in Philadelphia, solemnly declaring the independence of the United States of America from Britain. The Declaration of Independence is a great document with world historical significance. The day when the Declaration of Independence was adopted has also become a festival that the American people will always commemorate, and it has been designated as the American Independence Day. The United States is located in the south of North America. It was originally a settlement of Indians. From the end of 15, Spain, Netherlands, France and Britain began to immigrate to North America. From the17th century to the first half of the18th century, Britain established 13 colonies on the Atlantic coast of North America, which strengthened the oppression and exploitation of the colonial people and aroused the resistance of the local people and the emerging bourgeoisie. 1775, the colonial people of North America 13 started the war of independence to overthrow British colonial rule, and formed the "Continental Army" with George Washington as the commander-in-chief. 1776 On July 4th, colonial representatives held the second continental congress in Philadelphia, and adopted the Declaration of Independence, officially announcing the establishment of the United States of America. The Declaration of Independence is a programmatic document for the British colonial people in North America to declare their independence, which Marx called "the first declaration of human rights". The Declaration of Independence declared to the world that "a unified colony will be a free and independent country from now on". The drafter of the Declaration of Independence was Thomas Jefferson, a bourgeois Democrat. The declaration was signed by 56 representatives from various colonies. The title of the declaration is the joint declaration of thirteen American States. The full text of the declaration is about 2500 words, which is divided into three parts. The first part expounds the basic principles of bourgeois revolution and puts forward the famous principles of human rights. The declaration states: "All men are created equal, and the Creator has endowed them with certain inalienable rights, including the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness". The second part condemns the tyranny of the British colonial authorities. The third part declares the independence of 13 colony, establishes an independent country and severs all political relations with Britain. The Declaration of Independence reflected the desire of the colonial people in North America for freedom and independence, inspired the self-confidence and pride of the American people, and greatly encouraged people from all walks of life to rise up and participate in the War of Independence. The Declaration of Independence won the sympathy and support of people from all over the world and promoted the bourgeois revolution in Europe, especially the French Revolution and the French Declaration of Human Rights. In September of the fifth year after the Declaration of Independence was issued, the main force of the British army was defeated in Yorktown, and was forced to make peace with the United States. 1783 signed the Paris Peace Treaty, officially recognizing the independence of 13 colony from Britain. The first bourgeois republic appeared in America. Later, July 4th was designated as the National Day of the United States. On this day every year, grand ceremonies, songs and dances, sports and parades are held all over the United States. The early independence day celebrations were mainly parades and speeches, sometimes with a certain religious color. Later, outdoor activities such as sports competitions were added. Once, the American people set off firecrackers and fireworks to celebrate the National Day. After the 20th century, in order to prevent personal accidents and fires, the government explicitly cancelled this form. Every year on Independence Day, the bells of churches and churches all over the United States will ring, and the first sound is liberty bell in Philadelphia.

July 4th is Independence Day, which is one of the major legal holidays in the United States. 1776 On July 4th, Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence, which was adopted at the Continental Congress in Philadelphia, USA, and solemnly declared independence from Britain. The Declaration of Independence is a world literary work with great historical significance. Through the Declaration of Independence, Independence Day has become an eternal holiday for people and a memorial day in the United States. In North America, South American Indians are settlements. From the15th century, Spain, the Netherlands, France and Britain began to immigrate to North America. Before 17 and 18 centuries, Britain and the North Atlantic established colonies in 13 centuries, and strengthened colonial oppression and exploitation of the people, local people and bourgeoisie. 1775, 13 The people of the American colonies began to overthrow the British colonial rule and waged the war of independence to form the "Continental Army" with George Washington as the commander-in-chief. 1776 On July 4th, in Philadelphia, the second continental congress of colonial representatives adopted the Declaration of Independence, and the United States of America was formally established. The Declaration of Independence is a programmatic document of the Marxist Declaration of Independence issued by Britain in the North American colonies, praising it as "the first universal declaration of human rights". The Declaration of Independence declared to the world: "United colonies are free and independent countries." The maker of the Declaration of Independence was Thomas Jefferson, a bourgeois Democrat. The declaration was signed by 56 representatives from various colonies. The title is ten joint declarations agreed by the Universal Declaration. The full text is about 2500 words, divided into three parts. The first part expounds the basic principles of bourgeois revolution and puts forward the principle of human rights. The famous declaration says: "All men are born equal, and they are endowed with certain inalienable rights by the creator, including the right to life, freedom and the right to pursue happiness". The second part condemns the tyranny of the British colonial authorities. The third part 13 colonies declares independence, establishes an independent country and maintains political relations with all Britain. The Declaration of Independence embodies the independence and freedom of the colonial people in North America, arouses the confidence and pride of the American people, and greatly encourages the vigorous momentum of all classes in the War of Independence. The Declaration of Independence won the sympathy and support of people from all countries, which promoted the bourgeois revolution in Europe, especially the French Revolution and the French Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and had a positive impact. After the Declaration of Independence was published, on September 5th, the British army was defeated in Yorkshire Town, formed a team with the United States, and was forced to make peace in 1783. The peace treaty signed in Paris officially recognized the independence of 13 colony from Britain. The first bourgeois republic appeared in America. Later, July 4th was designated as July 4th. In the United States, festivals, songs and dances, sports and parades are held on this day every year. The early celebrations of Independence Day were mainly parades and speeches, sometimes with a certain religious color, and outdoor sports were added. At one time, the National Day celebrations in the United States set off fireworks. In the 20th century, the government cancelled this form in order to prevent accidents and fires. On that day, the bells of churches rang every day. It was liberty bell in Philadelphia.