Why is July 4, 1776, considered Independence Day?

The first American government was formed.

The idea to send a Declaration of Independence to the king was approved.

The final victory of the War for Independence was won.

The final document of independence was approved.

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Kaitlin Nielsen

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13 July, 11:45

Why is July 4, 1776, considered Independence Day?

The first American government was formed.

The idea to send a Declaration of Independence to the king was approved.

The final victory of the War for Independence was won.

The final document of independence was approved.

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Craig Zamora · Answer 1

July 4th is considered Independence Day because it is the anniversary of the final publication of the declaration of Independence from Great Britain in 1776.

Therefor your answer would be "The Final document of independence was approved"

Why is July 4, 1776, considered Independence Day?The first American government was formed.The idea to send a Declaration of Independence to the king was approved.The final victory of the War for Independence was won.The final document of independence was approved.

Why is July 4, 1776, considered Independence Day?

The first American government was formed.

The idea to send a Declaration of Independence to the king was approved.

The final victory of the War for Independence was won.

The final document of independence was approved.