Annie's 4th of July Links Page

In the United States, Independence Day is celebrated on July 4th.
On that day in 1776, the Continental Congress adopted the
Declaration of Independence.

Here are some Links for you to visit:
"4th of July Jubilee"
4th of July Page
About.com's American History Page
Absolutely for Independence Day
All American Kid Page
American History for HomeSchoolers by Debbie
A Practical Kitchen.com 4th of July - Recipes, menus, picnic ideas, and more!
Awesome Cyber Greetings - Free 4th of July Greeting Cards
Barb's Independence Day Page
Bradley Bunch Tribute to Independence Day
Cathy's Patriotic Page! Happy Birthday America!
Celebrating America's Independence from FabulousFoods.com
CNN's 4th of July Page
Debbie's 4th of July Celebration
Declaration of Independence
Fireworks.com - click on the "FunZone"
Fourth of July at Cherbear's Den
Fourth of July Celebration With Billy Bear
Fourth of July Recipe Cards to Print at Mandy's Country Graphics
Fourth of July Fun Drink
Free Indeed ~ Celebrating Your Freedom in Jesus
G Cards 4th of July Cards
Georgia's Fourth of July Menu
Good Housekeeping's: Etiquette for Picnics and Parties
Happy Birthday America
Happy Birthday America from the 4 Seest's
Happy Fouth of July Page from Irene's Country Corner
Happy Holidays! from A Kid's Heart
Heather's Happy Holidaze - 4th of July!
Holidays on Kate.net - 4th of July Page
How Fireworks Work from howthingswork.com
How to avoid fireworks danger
Independence Day on the Net
July 4th Celebration from Julia
July 4th at Paver's Nest Puzzles Pages
Kidz July 4th Fun
Let Freedom Ring - A Seasonal Devotional
"Liberty at the Lamppost!" - A Bible Booster from Peggie's Place
LynAngel's 4th Links Page
Patriotic Crafts from Better Homes and Gardens
Real Liberty....The Fourth
The 4th of July
The Star-Spangled Web Site
The Family Corner Fouth of July Page
Uncle Sam Page
'Watermelon capital' supplies the fruit for Fourth of July

Here are some special links to Historic Documents:
Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson's document served as our country's promise to "Life,
Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness". Written in 1776, this masterpiece
put forth what the Colonists were fighting for, and what this new
nation was to stand for.

Constitution of the United States
The document on which our federal laws (and in essence, our society)
are derived from.