Coloring Book Independence Day

Independence Day is a holiday celebrated around the world that commemorates the acquisition of sovereignty and independence by a particular national community. Each country has its own date for celebrating this holiday, which is usually linked to the historical moment when independence was declared or achieved.

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1. Origins: Independence Day is celebrated in many countries around the world and has different names, depending on the language and culture. In some cases, it is also called Sovereignty Day.
2. Date of celebration: Independence Day celebration dates vary from country to country. Often these are dates related to the acquisition of sovereignty, independence from colonizers or the declaration of independence.
3. Symbolism and meaning: Independence Day has great historical and cultural significance. It is a time to reflect on the struggle for freedom, commemorate national heroes and emphasize national identity.
4. Celebration: Independence Day celebrations vary from country to country, but often include official ceremonies, speeches, parades, fireworks displays, artistic performances and other cultural events.
5. Traditions and customs: During Independence Day, national flags are often flown and cities are decorated in national colors. People gather in squares and streets to celebrate together.
6. Public holidays: In many countries, Independence Day is a day off from work. People have the opportunity to spend time with family and friends and participate in celebrations.
7. National symbols: National symbols such as flags, anthems, national emblems or other country-specific elements are often used during Independence Day celebrations.
8. Acknowledgment and remembrance: It is also a time to thank and commemorate those who fought for the country's independence and freedom.
9. Historical Context: In many cases, the history of the struggle for independence is important to national identity. Celebrations can refer to specific historical events that led to sovereignty.
10. National unity: Independence Day is an opportunity to emphasize national unity and pride in belonging to a country.

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1. US - July 4: In the United States, Independence Day is celebrated on July 4 and commemorates the proclamation of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, which announced the separation from Great Britain.
2. Mexico - September 16: Mexican Independence Day falls on September 16 and is celebrated in honor of "El Grito de Dolores," the independence speech delivered in 1810 by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla.
3. France - July 14: French National Day, also known as July 14, is celebrated in honor of the capture of the Bastille in 1789, the symbolic moment of the outbreak of the French Revolution.
4. India - August 15: India gained independence from Britain on August 15, 1947. This is the day that national leader Jawaharlal Nehru declared India's independence.
5. Greece - March 25: Greek Independence Day falls on March 25 and commemorates the beginning of the War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire in 1821.
6. Poland - November 11: Polish Independence Day is celebrated on November 11 and commemorates the regaining of independence after 123 years of partition, declared in 1918.
7. Canada - July 1: Canadian Independence Day falls on July 1 and is celebrated as Canada Day, commemorating the act of union of the three British colonies in 1867.
8. Philippines - June 12: Philippine Independence Day falls on June 12 and commemorates the declaration of independence from Spain in 1898.
9. Brazil - September 7: Brazil's Independence Day, celebrated on September 7, recalls the declaration of independence from Portugal in 1822.
10. Norway - May 17: Norwegian Constitution Day is celebrated on May 17 and is a public holiday commemorating the adoption of the constitution in 1814 that gave Norway its independence.