Why is July 4th, 1776 considered the birthday of the United States?
- because the signing of the Declaration of Independence began on that day
- because on that day the British recognized US independence
- because on that day all thirteen former colonies finally agreed to a constitution for their new government
- because on that day the Americans had their first victory over the British at Boston
Answer
The correct answer is A) because the signing of the Declaration of Independence began on that day.
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