When was july 4th declared a national holiday?
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When was july 4th declared an unpaid national holiday for federal employees? When was july 4th declared paid a national holiday for federal employees?
1870
1938
Independence Day (United States)
july 4th declared a national holiday When was july 4th declared a national holiday?
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Independence Day is a federal <b>holiday</b> in the United States commemorating the 
<b>Declaration</b> of Independence of the United States, on <b>July 4, 1776</b>. ... Seward has 
also been <b>proclaimed</b> &quot;Nebraska&#39;s <b>Official</b> Fourth of July City&quot; by Governor&nbsp;... In the United States, a federal <b>holiday</b> is an authorized <b>holiday</b> which has been 
recognized by ... The <b>official</b> names came from the laws that define <b>holidays</b> for 
federal employees. ... <b>July 4</b> (Fixed), Independence Day, Celebrates the signing 
of the <b>Declaration</b> of Independence from British rule, also called the Fourth of July
. ... is a commemoration in the Philippines held annually on <b>July 4</b>. It was formerly 
an <b>official holiday</b> designated as Independence Day, celebrating the signing of&nbsp;... An Independence day is an annual event commemorating the anniversary of a 
nation&#39;s ... 1 List; 2 See also; 3 References; <b>4</b> External links ... public <b>holidays</b> 
dedicated to the establishment of the country&#39;s independence or sovereignty from 
a ... in 1931 in terms of the Balfour <b>Declaration</b> of 1926 which is not <b>a public</b> 
<b>holiday</b>. The <b>Declaration</b> became <b>official</b> when Congress voted for it on <b>July 4</b>; signatures 
of the delegates were not needed to make it <b>official</b>. The handwritten copy of the&nbsp;... Bastille Day is the common name given in English-speaking countries to the 
<b>national</b> day of ... On 26 August, the <b>Declaration</b> of the Rights of Man and of the 
Citizen ... The Fête de la Fédération on 14 <b>July</b> 1790 was a celebration of the 
unity of the ... The French Consulate in South Africa also celebrates their <b>national</b> 
<b>holiday</b>&nbsp;... Independence Day is an annual <b>national holiday</b> in the Philippines observed on 
June 12, commemorating the <b>declaration</b> of Philippine independence from Spain 
in 1898. Contents. 1 History; 2 Flag Day; 3 <b>Holiday</b> customs; 4 See also; 5 
References ... 4166 renamed <b>July 4 holiday</b> as &quot;Philippine Republic Day&quot;, 
<b>proclaimed</b> June&nbsp;... Thanksgiving is a federal <b>holiday</b> in the United States, celebrated on the <b>fourth</b> 
Thursday of ... The <b>holiday</b> superseded Evacuation Day, a de facto <b>national</b> 
<b>holiday</b> that had been held ... November had five Thursdays that year (instead of 
the more-common four), Roosevelt <b>declared</b> the <b>fourth</b> Thursday as Thanksgiving 
rather&nbsp;... <b>Legal</b> historian Wilfred Ritz concluded in 1986 that about 34 delegates signed 
the <b>Declaration</b> on <b>July 4</b>, and that the others signed on or after August 2. Ritz&nbsp;... Independence Day also known as the Fifth of <b>July</b> (Cinco de Julio) is the <b>national</b> 
independence <b>holiday</b> of Venezuela, ... The other independence <b>holiday</b> is on 19 
April, honoring the <b>declaration</b> of a local junta in Caracas on ... of <b>July</b> 5 and out 
of the 44 representatives, 40 voted for independence and <b>4</b> did not, a decision&nbsp;...
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Independence Day is a federal <b>holiday</b> in the United States commemorating the 
<b>Declaration</b> of Independence of the United States, on <b>July 4, 1776</b>. ... 
Independence Day is a <b>national holiday</b> marked by patriotic displays. Similar to 
other&nbsp;... The <b>holiday</b> is observed on the last Monday in May. <b>July 4</b> (Fixed), Independence 
Day, Celebrates the signing of the <b>Declaration</b> of Independence from British rule,
&nbsp;... Macapagal kept <b>July 4</b> as a <b>national holiday</b>, though: Philippine Republic Day, 
which is still on the books but scantly observed. It is sometimes referred to as&nbsp;... An Independence day is an annual event commemorating the anniversary of a 
nation&#39;s ... 1 List; 2 See also; 3 References; <b>4</b> External links ... public <b>holidays</b> 
dedicated to the establishment of the country&#39;s independence ... Argentina, 
Independence Day, <b>July</b> 9, 1816, Spanish Empire &middot; Argentine <b>Declaration</b> of 
Independence. Bastille Day is the common name given in English-speaking countries to the 
<b>national</b> day of ... On 26 August, the <b>Declaration</b> of the Rights of Man and of the 
Citizen ... The Fête de la Fédération on 14 <b>July</b> 1790 was a celebration of the 
unity of the ... The French Consulate in South Africa also celebrates their <b>national</b> 
<b>holiday</b>&nbsp;... Independence Day is an annual <b>national holiday</b> in the Philippines observed on 
June 12, commemorating the <b>declaration</b> of Philippine independence from Spain 
in 1898. Contents. 1 History; 2 Flag Day; 3 <b>Holiday</b> customs; 4 See also; 5 
References ... 4166 renamed <b>July 4 holiday</b> as &quot;Philippine Republic Day&quot;, 
proclaimed June&nbsp;... Thanksgiving is a federal <b>holiday</b> in the United States, celebrated on the <b>fourth</b> 
Thursday of ... The <b>holiday</b> superseded Evacuation Day, a de facto <b>national</b> 
<b>holiday</b> that had been held ... November had five Thursdays that year (instead of 
the more-common four), Roosevelt <b>declared</b> the <b>fourth</b> Thursday as Thanksgiving 
rather&nbsp;... The United States <b>Declaration</b> of Independence is the pronouncement adopted 
by the Second ... By the time that the <b>Declaration</b> of Independence was adopted 
in July 1776, ... by the <b>declaration</b> approved by Congress on July 2, and signed 
<b>July 4</b>. ... Named by its finders the &quot;Sussex <b>Declaration</b>&quot;, it differs from the 
<b>National</b>&nbsp;... Independence Day also known as the Fifth of <b>July</b> (Cinco de Julio) is the <b>national</b> 
independence <b>holiday</b> of Venezuela, ... The other independence <b>holiday</b> is on 19 
April, honoring the <b>declaration</b> of a local junta in Caracas on ... of <b>July</b> 5 and out 
of the 44 representatives, 40 voted for independence and <b>4</b> did not, a decision&nbsp;... In the United Kingdom, public <b>holidays</b> are days on which most businesses and 
non-essential ... 2 January is given by Royal Proclamation, with a substitute 
<b>holiday</b> on <b>4</b> ... The United Kingdom has no <b>national</b> day <b>holiday</b> marked and/or 
celebrated for its formal founding date. ... Bank <b>holidays</b> may be <b>declared</b> in two 
ways:.
1938
Independence Day (United States)