Independence Day
Initially created to ward off evil spirits as well as act as a weapon of war, the fireworks that can be seen lighting up the night on the 4th of July originated in this country..
China
The connector of two seas..
This oddly shaped country is home to one of the United State's most prominent economic and technological feats of the early 20th century..
Panama
Joey Chestnut, an American competitive eater, currently holds the record of the most ate of this 4th of July classic at 63 in one sitting..
Hot Dogs
The Stars and Stripes..
With 13 horizontal stripes and 50 distinct stars, the red white and blue of the American flag can be noted as one of the most infamous symbols around the world. The top stripe, representing one of the 13 original colonies, is this color..
Red
A few days off..
Independence Day celebrates our nations liberation from British rule, commemorating the countries first day of freedom brought forth by inking of the Declaration of Independence. Despite what one might think, July 4th only marks the day the infamous document was released to the public, as the signing and the official start of American sovereignty was rather on this day..
July 2
Located upon the bustling streets of the USA's most influential city, this New York City skyscraper is known to be built at exactly 1,766 ft. tall, representing the year America won its freedom from Britain in 1766..
One World Trade Center