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[miss heny]

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Celebrates a bloody day at the end of the Revolutionary War (during which America was battling England). On the fourth day of July America finally won, gaining independence.

um ducky no

independence day was when the declarashin of independence(i dont know how to spell that sorry!) was SIGH not when we won freedom, it was the START of the war

 

[FarmCoe]

Hey guys? I have a question. How do you change the title of a post? I don't want to change one thread in particular, I just want to know for future references

 

[miss heny]

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go to edit (on the FIRST post, like you were gonig to edit your post for a pic

) then go uptop and it should have the name thingy open to be changed

 

[chickendiva25]

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Celebrates a bloody day at the end of the Revolutionary War (during which America was battling England). On the fourth day of July America finally won, gaining independence.

um ducky no

independence day was when the declarashin of independence(i dont know how to spell that sorry!) was SIGH not when we won freedom, it was the START of the war

This is how my daddy told it to me: The fourth of July celebrates the signing of the declaration of independance by the first thirteen colonies. They got rid of the "No Slavery" part, so certain colonies (Don't remember which ones) would vote yes on the declaration of independance. Later on, the civil war broke out because of that I believe. Do correct me if I'm wrong though, my daddy told me all of this yesterday, right before we had this big party

 

[chickendiva25]

That was my, "Detailed" version. My friend and I just say, if you don't want details, that it was the borth of America

 

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Thank you!

 

[miss heny]

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um ducky no

independence day was when the declarashin of independence(i dont know how to spell that sorry!) was SIGH not when we won freedom, it was the START of the war

This is how my daddy told it to me: The fourth of July celebrates the signing of the declaration of independance by the first thirteen colonies. They got rid of the "No Slavery" part, so certain colonies (Don't remember which ones) would vote yes on the declaration of independance. Later on, the civil war broke out because of that I believe. Do correct me if I'm wrong though, my daddy told me all of this yesterday, right before we had this big party

well,they wernt even thinking of having no slaves back then, it was when the south pulled apart from the north at the beginning of the civil war that there was a 'fight' for the freedom of blacks, but really, the north just wanted to bully the south back to be part of the USA

BTW, did you know the civil war was unlawful? because good ol abe didnt ask the congress to go to war!

(yes, i am a kid

)

 

[chickendiva25]

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This is how my daddy told it to me: The fourth of July celebrates the signing of the declaration of independance by the first thirteen colonies. They got rid of the "No Slavery" part, so certain colonies (Don't remember which ones) would vote yes on the declaration of independance. Later on, the civil war broke out because of that I believe. Do correct me if I'm wrong though, my daddy told me all of this yesterday, right before we had this big party

well,they wernt even thinking of having no slaves back then, it was when the south pulled apart from the north at the beginning of the civil war that there was a 'fight' for the freedom of blacks, but really, the north just wanted to bully the south back to be part of the USA

BTW, did you know the civil war was unlawful? because good ol abe didnt ask the congress to go to war!

(yes, i am a kid

)

Interesting.......

 

[miss heny]

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well,they wernt even thinking of having no slaves back then, it was when the south pulled apart from the north at the beginning of the civil war that there was a 'fight' for the freedom of blacks, but really, the north just wanted to bully the south back to be part of the USA

BTW, did you know the civil war was unlawful? because good ol abe didnt ask the congress to go to war!

(yes, i am a kid

)

Interesting.......

i have been around my mom and dad to long

 

[chickendiva25]

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Interesting.......

i have been around my mom and dad to long

Same here. My dad is very, educated in that area of, stuff. (American history) Heck, he's just really, really, educated!