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This Day in United States - July 4th

Can you guess the historical events related to the United States on the 4th of July?
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Last updated: July 4, 2023
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Answer
1776
This declaration is approved.
Independence
1803
The purchase of this big group of states is announced to the American people.
Louisiana
1817
In Rome, New York, begins the construction of this canal.
Erie Canal
1826
This president, considered one of the nation's founding fathers, dies in Virginia.
Thomas Jefferson
1826
This president, leader of the American revolution dies in Massachusetts
John Adams
1827
The slavery is abolished in this state
New York
1881
This institute is opened in Alabama, where a syphilis experiment will be conducted.
Tuskegee Institute
1886
The Government of France offers this statue to the people of the United States.
Statue of Liberty
1910
In Reno, African-American boxer knocks out white supremacist boxer Jim Jeffries.
Jack Johnson
1946
This country becomes independent from the United States
Philippines
1960
This current state becomes a territory of the United States.
Hawaii
1977
The George Jackson Brigade plants a bomb at the main power substation in this state capitol
Washington
1995
This American painter host of "The Joy of Painting" dies in Florida
Bob Ross
1996
In Los Angeles, Indian computer scientist Sabir Bhatia launches this web site,
the first free e-mail
Hotmail
2003
This singer, with more than 100 million records sold, dies in Los Angeles.
Barry White
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