Some holidays endure in American history; others are no longer celebrated with regularity.
For more than its first 100 years, America celebrated the final departure of the British. Evacuation Day was November 25, 1783. It was celebrated annually until World War I.
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- One Second Every Day
- News of Interest
- Flying Back
- A Day for Planning and Family
- It's time for Congress to stop choosing death
- Evacuation Day
- Congress Updates
- 2 Things the Bible Says About Climate Change
- Thanksgiving
- Traveling Light
- Characteristics of Progress
- Compatibility
- Many Christs
- Congress Updates
- The Essence of Economics
- Salt in a Wound
- Asbestos
- The Economic Foundation of an Empire
- Decision-Making
- Veterans Day
- Congress Updates
- Handwriting Analysis
- Language Learning
- Reverse Conversation Origins
- Tuesday
- Match the Nature of Problems to their Solution
- Generosity Evangelism
- Congress Update
- News of Interest
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