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by Boglárka Kozári
1

The United States became a country before 1700.

2

A colony is a country that controls another country.

3

Colonists are settlers who live in a land that is controlled by another country.

4

Many colonists felt the British treated them fairly.

5

Independence means being free from another country’s control.

6

The American colonists created their own government in 1774.

7

They signed the Declaration of Independence on 4th July, 1776.

8

Americans celebrate Independence Day on 25th December.

9

A cookout is a party that they hold inside the house.

10

Corn on the cob is a popular food at cookouts.

11

People often stay indoors during the 4th of July.

12

Festivals and parades are part of the celebration.

13

People watch fireworks or set them off themselves.

14

“Set off,” “light off,” and “shoot off” are phrases used for fireworks.

15

Today, many people celebrate by watching fireworks and spending time with family.

16

The Declaration of Independence confirmed that Great Britain would continue to rule the colonies.

17

Independence means that a country has to follow the rules of a stronger nation.

18

The 13 original colonies were always independent and never ruled by another country.

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