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JULY Independence day of the united states(independence day the fourth of July or English) is the national holiday celebrated on July 4 in the united states. This day marks the signing of the declaration of independence in 1776 in which the country proclaimed its formal separation from the British empire. It is usually celebrated with many outdoor activities such as parades, baseball games and fireworks. It is the traditional date of various motorsports, including the firecracker 400 NASCAR cup series at Daytona, the grand prix of Cleveland champ car and the grand prix of Watkins glen indycar series.

HISTORICAL ANTECEDENTS During American independence, the legal separation of the thirteen colonies of Britain occurred on July 2, 1776, when the second continental congress voted to pass a resolution of independence that had been proposed in June by Richard henry lee of Virginia declaring the united states independent of great Britain. 12 after voting in favor of independence, congress focused its attention on the declaration of independence, a statement explaining this decision, which had been prepared by a committee of five, with Thomas Jefferson as its principal author. The congress debated and revised the text of the declaration, finally approving it on 4 July.

AUGUST • Sommepier concerts: they stand out in August in new york sommepier concerts, the New York philharmonic in Central Park or Washington square music festival.

• Greenwich village jazz festival: it takes place in new york. • Day fete: it is a festival gastronomy organized in New Orleans.

SEPTEMBER LABOR DAY Labor day, labor day is a federal holiday that is celebrated in the united states on the first Monday of september. It originated in a parade held on september 5, 1882 in New York organized by the noble order of the knights of labor (knights of labor). Inspired by a similar annual event held in Toronto (Canada). In 1884 another parade and the knights of labor decided to do was done annually. Other organizations, mostly affiliated to the first international, preferred on may 1, the date that commemorates the start in 1886 a protest strike of the working day of eight hours and that had led to the Haymarket riot in Chicago, three days later on 4 may. President Grover Cleveland believed that the holiday on may 1 would be an opportunity for disorders. Therefore, fearing that would strengthen the socialist movement rapidly in 1887 gave its support to the position of the knights of labor and their date for labor day. Since unlike most countries, the united states celebrates labor day on a different date.

CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL The show that annually takes place in Brooklyn to celebrate Caribbean-American culture, with a patriotic fervol where carnival-goers waved the flags of their countries of origin. The Caribbean carnival in Brooklyn New York (also known as Brooklyn's west Indian labor day carnival and parade). The main event is the parade the day of the west indies, which attracts two to three million viewers. Spectators and participants lived and followed the parade in route along eastern parkway. The carnival is organized by the American association of carnival day west indies.