Most of us mark the Fourth of July by having cookouts, watching fireworks catching a ballgame or spending a day at the beach. But don’t forget the reason for the holiday, to commemorate America’s ...

The Fourth of July is a favorite summer holiday for most Americans. And after all, what's not to like? When we're not in the middle of a pandemic, July 4th is a day for patriotic parades, backyard ...

So you consider yourself a true American patriot, a Yankee Doodle Dandy, even if you were born south of the Mason-Dixon Line? Someone who puts the flag out at dawn and, more importantly, brings it in ...

For 245 years now, Americans have had a red, white, and blue time celebrating the Fourth of July. We all know America’s independence was declared on that day in 1776. How many other things do you know ...

While you’re waiting for the fireworks to start or for the burgers and hot dogs to grill, let’s see how much you know about Independence Day, patriotism and American history.

1. Which of these events actually happened on July 4, 1776? A) The U.S. declared victory in the Revolutionary War. B) A group of patriots dressed as Native Americans tossed British tea into the harbor ...

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‘Writing the Declaration of Independence, 1776,’ a 1900 oil-on-canvas painting by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris depicting, from left, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, three members of the ...

For 245 years now, Americans have had a red, white, and blue time celebrating the Fourth of July. We all know America’s independence was declared on that day in 1776. How many other things do you know ...