Independence Day is a national holiday in the United States of America. It is celebrated on July 4th, and is a day to remember the country’s history and celebrate its independence from Great Britain.

On Independence Day, people in the United States have picnics, barbecues, and fireworks displays. They also decorate their homes and streets with American flags and red, white, and blue lights.

In 1776, the 13 American colonies declared their independence from Great Britain, and this event is celebrated every year on July 4th as Independence Day. It is a day to remember the courage and determination of the early American patriots, and to honor the values and ideals that the country was founded upon.

Multiple-Choice Questions:

  1. What is Independence Day a celebration of? a. The independence of the United States from Great Britain b. The independence of Australia from Great Britain c. The independence of Canada from France d. The independence of India from Great Britain
  2. When is Independence Day celebrated? a. July 4th b. December 25th c. November 11th d. January 1st
  3. What do people do on Independence Day? a. Have picnics and barbecues b. Go to the movies c. Watch TV all day d. Take a nap
  4. What is a common thing that people do to celebrate Independence Day? a. Decorate their homes and streets with flags b. Stay inside all day c. Play video games d. Read books
  5. Why do people celebrate Independence Day? a. To remember the country’s history and celebrate its independence b. To play video games c. To watch TV all day d. To take a nap.