The United States celebrates its independence from Britain on July 4th every year.

The United States celebrates its independence from Britain on July 4th every year. The country’s first Independence Day celebrations were held in 1777, two years after the Declaration of Independence was signed. The holiday has been a tradition ever since, with fireworks displays and family barbecues taking place across the country. But why do Americans celebrate their independence on July 4th?

Why do Americans celebrate their independence on July 4th?

When the Second Continental Congress declared independence from Britain in 1776, it was a momentous occasion that needed to be celebrated. However, there was no set date for when the declaration would be made, so they had to wait until they could meet again to decide what day it would be.