5 famous 'facts' about the Fourth of July that aren't true
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For Americans, the Fourth of July is all about fireworks, food, and freedom.
In the United States, Independence Day commemorates the 13 colonies' decision to rebel against England and declare their independence.
But be careful before you start regaling your friends with Fourth of July lore.
There are plenty of popular myths about Independence Day disguised as common knowledge.
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Here are a few "facts" about the Fourth of July that are actually historically bogus:
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