Fourth of July a midsummer holiday - Deepstash

Fourth of July a midsummer holiday

The rise of leisure meant the Fourth of July emerged as a major midsummer holiday. Heavy drinking and many fireworks injuries prompted reformers of the late 19th and early 20th century to start a Safe and Sane Fourth of July movement.

During the later 20th century, this day became less important as a venue for politics. However, it remains an important symbol of national power and freedom.

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