Uncategorized
What You Don’t Know About Independence Day
How much do you know about the history of the Fourth of July?
Sure we all know the basics, but did you know that today, July 2nd, is actually when the Continental Congress approved the Declaration of Independence?
Find out more interesting facts about this great holiday and what we're celebrating with the fireworks and hotdogs.
Watch this quick video and be an independence day expert in no time.
The History Of The Fourth Of July
Do you have any interesting 4th of July trivia? Share it in the comments!
For More Crash Courses, check out the CrashCourse YouTube channel!
Want more videos? Check out these posts:
40 Crazy Survival Life Hacks | Survival Video Compilation
7 Self Defense Video Techniques You Need To Know
VIDEO: 10 Survival Life Hacks You’ve Gotta See
Like this post?
Be sure to like us on Facebook so you can be the first to know about latest survival tips and off the grid living skills.
-
Paracord Projects12 months agoParacord Projects | 36 Cool Paracord Ideas For Your Paracord Survival Projects
-
Paracord Projects1 year agoHow To Make Paracord Survival Bracelets | DIY Survival Prepping
-
Medical Care1 year ago21 Home Remedies For Toothache Pain Relief
-
Knife Laws1 year agoAre Switchblades Legal? Knife Laws By State
-
Do It Yourself1 year agoSurvival DIY: How To Melt Aluminum Cans For Casting
Pingback: How to have a Patriotic Fourth of July Wedding
Pingback: Easy 4th of July Ideas To DIY For This Year's Festivities
Rick
July 2, 2018 at 5:59 PM
The Fourth of July has as much to do with our independence as 25 December is jesus’s Birthday. 04 July is when two politicians signed a piece of paper. We declared our independence fifteen months prior on 19 April 1775 when patriots defended the armories at Lexington and Concord. By 04 July we had hundreds of dead Americans defending our independence the politicians had no real contribution.
From 1620 to 1770 we had 150 years of American liberty and freedom. The colonies were not supported by Europe for the most part. Stopping the French in the seven years war brought them to the new world and the tyranny came with them. We told them on 19 April 1775 that we weren’t up to their heavy handed politics. That was Independence Day. As a soldier it is a sacred day