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Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is originated as a harvest festival and is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November. It was generally called " First Thansgiving" and was celebrated by the Pilgrams and it lasted three days. -
Independence Day
Independence Day is celebrated on July 4th and is also known as the Fourth of July.
Independence Day simply represents the Decleration of Independence and is also known as the birth of the United States of America as an independent nation. -
Veterans Day
Was a holiday that was dedicated to all American veterans who served of all wars. Also commemorated as Armistic Day -
Presidents Day
Presidents Day also knowns as George Washingtons birthday is a day where they are celebrating the birthday of George Washington and also honoring the other presidents of the United States. -
Memorial Day
Memorial day is celebrated on the last monday in may and was commonly known as Decoration Day. It is a day where the men and women who have died in the miltary have died in the military of the United States and are commemorated and honored on the following day. -
Martin Luther King Day
Martin Luther King day is a day that celebrates the life and the legacy of a man who brought hope and healing to America. It is celebrated on the third monday of Janurary. The holiday also commemorates Americas pre-eminent advocate of non-violence as well, and he was the man who taught that nonviolent action is the most powerful, revolutionary force for social change.
