Lets stop a moment and think, “The greatest gift”, that could be so many things, how would you decide? With July 4th, Independence day on our doorstep, I thought about my freedom. Freedom, now that is a great gift. We have access to so many things, we can work, live, go and do wherever & whatever we want, when we want to. We receive an infinite amount of freedoms and yet there are some of us who cannot afford health care. It hurts me to see some Americans without the ability to receive medical care because they can’t afford it! 
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Congress made sure that all states would have access to an authenticated copy of the Declaration of Independence by ordering a special printing of multiple copies on January 18, 1777. July 4th celebrations honoring Independence Day began in 1776 and have been celebrated in a similar fashion throughout the states year after year.
The first celebrations occurred shortly after the declaration, in various locales along the Eastern Seaboard. Much of the tradition inherent in the way we celebrate today was evident almost from the beginning. Sound, spectacle, and sentiment played an important role in that tradition. (as James R. Heintze at the American University, in Washington, D.C. reported.)
There are many ways to celebrate the 4th of July. In New York, they celebrated by reading the “Declaration of Independence at the head of each brigade of the continental army (posted at and near New York.) It was received with loud cheers.
In Philadelphia, the Declaration of Independence was publicly read on July 8.
In Williamsburg, a celebration occurred on 25 July. Included in the demonstration of joy were readings of the Declaration of Independence “at the Capitol, the Courthouse, and the Palace, all amidst the acclamations of the people,” a military parade, and the firing of cannon and musketry were also part of the festivities.
In Trenton, NJ they proclaimed independence with a gathering of the militia and citizens: “The declaration, and other proceedings, were received with loud acclamations”
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I love to see those American flags flying. We live in a great country and we should show, all year, how proud we are to live in the United States of America. Happy 4th of July. Come back to my website often for more interesting, fun and informative articles. 
