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Barbecues are traditional on July 4th.
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Barbecues are traditional on July 4th.
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The colonists wrote a letter to the King of England, not France.
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The colonists wrote a letter to the King of England, not the King of France.
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July 4th is the date the declaration was signed, not writtten.
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July 4th is the day the declaration was signed, not written.
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"Taxation without representation" was one of the biggest problems.
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"Taxation without representation" was one of the biggest problems.
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The Declaration of Independence does say "all men are created equal."
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The Declaration of Independence does say "all men are created equal."
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George Washington was Commander in Chief of the army.
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George Washington, not Thomas Jefferson was Commander in Chief of the army.
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George Washington did not help write the Declaration of Independence.
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George Washington did not help write the Declaration of Independence.
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On July 4th people do wear red, white and blue.
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On July 4th people do wear red, white and blue.
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The government in England was called Parliment, not Congress.
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The government in England was called Parliment, not Congress.
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The Declaration of Independence said that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are inalienable rights.
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The Declaration of Independence said that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are inalienable rights.
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