On what day do we celebrate independence from what country?

Answer 1

The idea of Indepence day was originally meant to celebrate the PEOPLE'S freedom from oppression and tyranny. It was not to be a celebration of a single nation's independence from another, but the celebration was for ALL people to celebrate the fact that ALL people are born with the right to be free from such oppression and tyranny. Every person on the planet has the innate right to be free from religious, political, financial, and any other form of oppression. Here in America, we rightfully celebrate the fact that we are a free nation. We do not celebrate because we fought off the British, but because we freed ourselves from a situation that was oppressive in nature.

Answer 2

The U.S. was originally thirteen British colonies. The American Revolutionary War was a war between these colonies and Great Britain for independence.
On 4th July, 1776 the US claimed its independence from England.

Answer 3

Independence days, where celebrated, commemorate the day a particular country became self governing. For example, on July 4th, the US celebrates independence from British rule.

Answer 4

Many countries have an Independence Day. See the link below for a list.

Answer 5

Indepedance Day (July 4th) is celebrated to commemerate America's indepedence from Great Britain, over 200 years ago (July 4, 1776).

Answer 6

Different countries celebrate different independence days because they became independent at different times. You cannot say what day is Independence Day if you do not specify a country.

Answer 7

by lighting up fire works and were the United States of America colors and listening to great music