AMERICAN HOLIDAYS AND TRADITIONS

American Holidays and Traditions

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Independence day

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• ''The 4th of July'' is the birthday of the United States of America because the leaders of the new nation published the Declaration of Independence on this date, in 1776, the formal separation of the British Empire.

Hot dogs

Hamburgers

Ice cream

Corn

People celebrate with picnics and barbeuces, it alludes to the first ceremonies with large banquets that were held outdoors to commemorate the officialization of the United States as an independent nation.

What do you eat on Independence Day?

Many people hang the americans flag outside their homes on this day. It is a national holiday, so most people don't work and there are events all over the country.As it gets dark, there are concerts and firework displays to end this especial day.

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Thanksgiving

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Macy's thanksgiving

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The first was in 1621.The pilgrims invited the Native Americans to a big meal to celebrate their first successful harvest. They ate duck and deer meat, corn and squash. From 1846 to 1863, magazine writer Sarah Hale wrote letters to five presidents asking them to make Thanksgiving a national holiday. Finally, in 1863, President Lincoln made it a nacional holiday. Today, every November 28 most Americans want to spend Thanksgiving with their families.

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AMERICAN TRADITIONS

Pumpkin Pie

Turquey

Mashed Potatoes

Yams

Cramberry Sauce

What do you eat on Thanksgiving?

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Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Many families watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York to TV. The parade includes giant balloons of famous television or cartoon characters. The parade usually includes Father Christmas- a signs that Christmas is coming.

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