Which piece of textual evidence best supports Khianna's claim and reasoning that
the Fourth of July has "... deep cultural significance for all Americans"?
The day also allows us to reflect on our country's values. Community leaders
often use the day to speak about liberty, unity, and equality.
Of course, we don't just talk and laugh the entire time. We also eat. We eat hot
dogs, and we eat hamburgers. We eat potato salad, and we eat corn on the cob.
We eat fabulous fruits, and we eat all manner of sweet treats.
Ten years after that, people began using the term "Independence Day" to
describe the Fourth of July. However, the Fourth as we know it really came into
being in 1938, when Congress designated it as a paid federal holiday.
Question 5 (1 point)
noch "Let Freedom Ring"?