The Liberty Bell, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is an item of great historic significance for all Americans. On July 8, 1776 the bell was tolled for several hours, for what reason?
- To summon the locals to hear the reading of the Declaration of Independence
- To celebrate the independence
- To summon the locals for the first celebration of Independence Day
- To celebrate the signing of the Lee Resolution
Answer
The correct answer is A) To summon the locals to hear the reading of the Declaration of Independence.
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