Apple Pie Day- May 13

Apple pie is one of the most favorite desserts in the United States and Europe. May 13 is a day devoted to the apple pie.

The first recipe for apple pie printed on paper is from England, from year 1381. The list of ingredients included in the recipe was: good apples, good spices, figs, raisins, pears, saffron and a dough.

Apple pie was a popular food in homes in the United States in the eighteenth century, just before the European colonization of America. In order to distinguish between the old Americans and the new immigrants, they would say: "American like apple pie" which meant "typical American" .

In the 19th and 20th centuries the apple pie became a symbol of American prosperity and national pride.

The newspapers wrote that during the Second World War, when journalists asked the American soldiers why they were going to war, their answer was: "For Mom and for Apple Pie".

In 1970, advertisers used an advertising jingle in the patriotic essay: "Baseball, Hotdogs, Apple Pie and Chevy."

New Mexico has a city called Apple pie, named after Apple Pie.

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There are lots of recipes for apple pie online. So for the apple pie day, prepare yourself or go eat apple pie in a cafe. The most delicious is an apple pie with a scoop of ice cream and whipped cream on the side. The apple pie day is celebrated in the US by apple pie eating, preparing the biggest pie contests and more.

May 13 is also Hummus Day

Pie Pastry Day - January 23

National Pie Day is an annual celebration of the pie pastry that takes place annually in the United States on January 23rd. Do not confuse pie day with pie day, which takes place on March 14.

The founder of Pie Day is a nuclear scientist, brewer and teacher named Charlie Papazian of Boulder, Colorado, who announced in the mid-1970s his personal birthday, January 23, as Pie Day. Since 1986 it has become a national day under the auspices of the American Pie Council.

In 2014, the American Pie Council collaborated with the film company Paramount to promote Pie Day and the romantic thriller film “Labor Day” which features a pie-making scene that appears prominently (the film was also released a few days after National Pie Day).

The Pie Board has distributed a poster of the film to pie shops and bakeries where the stars of the film, Kate Winslet, Josh Brolin and Gatlin Griffith are seen in the cake making scene. The choice of film to promote Pie Day has been criticized because the film tells the story of a fugitive killer who kidnaps from the supermarket a single mother and son and imprisons them in their home. Although a close bond is formed between them where they, among other things, make a pie together, but still, the choice is problematic. The poster reads: "It makes the time we spend together, just a little sweeter. Pie. Catch a slice of life."

The pie is a pastry in a round pan with low sides that are filled with salty or sweet fillings. The pie can be used as a cake with fruit, whipped cream, cheese, chocolate, custard, nuts, etc., or as a pie with meat or meat substitutes, fish, vegetables and more.

How to celebrate Pie Day?

Of course the best way to celebrate Pie Day is to eat your favorite pie, at home or in a cafe. Many cafes serve a pie with a savory filling or a sweet dessert with a scoop of ice cream and whipped cream next to it. If you are in the US, there are many businesses that offer slices of pie in honor of Pie Day at special discounts or even for free when buying a meal, you can see the list here.

January 23 is also Handwriting Day and Liechtenstein Foundation Day 

All Souls' Day - November 2

Along with the holidays of Halloween, and the day after that, the Day of the Dead, there is another day that is celebrated in honor of the dead and it is called "All Souls' Day". All Souls' Day is a holiday that Catholic Christians celebrate every year, on November 2, in honor of their deceased loved ones.

The holiday is celebrated in many places in the world where there are Catholic communities and the celebration lasts more often than two days.

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The holiday is celebrated with meals in memory of the dead and ceremonies in cemeteries with lit candles, marigold flowers (known in Spanish: Flor de Muerto - the flowers of death, which they believe call the spirits of the dead), incense, pictures or other souvenirs from the dead. Some people decorate with skulls that are made of paper or make and eat sugar skulls. There are also spectacular processions of skeletons and spirits, and cardboard coffins from which fake skeletons jump at random times.

In South America this day celebration is given special importance and has a special character. The traditional purpose of the holiday is to help, through prayer, the souls of loved ones who desire to be cleansed from their sins and come out of the addict to heaven.

The crucible is the place that is after death, between the world of life and heaven, where the soul of the one who has not sinned in his life sins of death is carried out. He who has committed the sins of death for which there is no atonement cannot pass purification and is condemned to hell.

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 November 2 is also Cookie Monster's birthday and  Look for Circles Day

Alaska Day - October 18th

Alaska is the northernmost and largest state in the United States. Its size is 1,717,855 square kilometers - more than double the area of the state of Texas. It is located at the northwestern tip of the American continent, northwest of Canada.

On October 18, Alaska celebrates "Alaska Day." This is an official holiday marking the anniversary of the formal transfer of Alaska territory from Russia to the United States, which took place on Friday, October 18, 1867.

On January 3, 1959, Alaska joined the United States and became its 49th state.

Alaska's capital city is Juneau and its largest city is Anchorage.

Although Alaska is the largest state in the United States, it has very few people relative to the area. About 740,000 people live in the country at a density of 0.4 people per square kilometer.

Life in Alaska is not easy, but never boring. The temperature in Alaska drops to minus 30 degrees Celsius in winter and the maximum that can be reached in summer is around 20. There are also a lot of earthquakes in Alaska and also some active volcanoes.

Juneau Alaska

Some more interesting facts about Alaska:

The United States purchased Alaska from Russia for only $ 7.2 million in 1867.

The mayor of Talkeetna, Alaska for 20 years, from 1997 to 2017 was a cat. He was called Stubbs and he was elected mayor because the residents were not happy with any of the human candidates. His office was housed in a box at a local store. In 2013 he was attacked by a dog and managed to survive the attack. He even had his own Twitter account where he occasionally tweeted to residents. He died in good health at the age of 20 and three months.

Photo of the mayor of Talkeetna (source: Facebook)

In 1964, one of the largest earthquakes in North America occurred in Alaska. The quake was followed by a 67-meter-high tsunami that destroyed a small town called Valdez. 131 people were killed in this incident.

Every Alaska resident receives an "oil royalties" check once a year, a payment for his share of the state's oil revenues. In 2008, the amount was $ 2,069.

Since 1975, personal use of marijuana has been legal in Alaska.

The highest mountain in North America, Mount Denali  (also known as Mount McKinley, its former official name), is in Alaska. It is 20,156 feet (6,144 meters) above sea level.

The baked Alaska dessert is made from ice cream served cold in a dough or cake shell. The ice cream is coated in meringue that prevents heat from penetrating into it. In 1876, baked Alaska got its name when at Delmonico's Restaurant in New York it was prepared in honor of the new area purchased by the United States: Alaska.

Alaska flag

October 18th is also Chocolate Cupcake Day

Columbus Day- October 12th

On October 12, 1492, a small ship arrived from Spain with the ship's explorer, Christopher Columbus, spotted an unknown continent in the heart of the Atlantic Ocean.

Columbus thought he had come to India. He was the first of the West to document the new and unfamiliar continent.

In fact, Columbus is not the first European to come to America. Before him was Leif Erikson, an explorer of Icelandic countries. It is believed that Irakson was the first European to travel on the lands of North America (Newfoundland, Canada).

But let's go back to Columbus's journey: it began on August 3, 1492, when Columbus and his men left with three ships, from the port of Plus in Spain to the unknown, heading west.

During the voyage, Columbus and his crew went through many hardships recorded in his diary. On October 7, the crew noticed a bird flying west. They navigated the ship in the direction the bird flew, hoping to land. On October 12, at 2 am, the ship's driver, Rodrigo de Triana, suddenly shouted, "Dry! They all ran to the deck to see the earth poking out in the middle of the sea. They were sure they had reached the Far East, but they actually came to one of the Bahamas.

Columbus announced that the place would be called San Salvador. They went on to the island of Cuba and on 28 October docked in front of him. On December 8 they reached the island of Hispaniola.

When Columbus and his men returned to Spain, after one of the ships, Santa Maria, ran aground and drowned in the Caribbean, they brought presents from the island with them: parrots, fruit and some indigenous people.

Since Columbus thought they had come to the East, he mistakenly considered the indigenous to Indians, hence the name "Indiands." Columbus traveled three times to the new continent and claimed ownership of it. He found as many good things as the cocoa beans and the pearls.

Columbus thought he had come to India by the time he died. It was only in 1501, when Amerigo Vespucci arrived in America, that it was a new continent, and because it was Amigo who understood it, decided to call the continent of America, after him.

Columbus Day celebrates in the US, Canada and the Latin countries.

 

 

Brazil Independence Day - September 7

The Federal Republic of Brazil celebrates on September 7 the independence it gained from Portugal on this date in 1822.

Brazil is the largest country in its territory and population in South America, and the fifth largest in its territory and population in the world.

Brazil is located in the easternmost part of the Americas, occupies 47.3% of the continent and borders ten countries: all countries in South America except Ecuador and Chile. It is bordered to the south by Uruguay, to the southwest by Argentina, to the west by Paraguay, Bolivia and Peru, to the northwest by Colombia and to the north by Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana.

Brazil is named after the Brazilian tree brazilwood (Paubrasilia) that grew in abundance until the middle of the 16th century (today the tree is endangered), which was valued by the first European settlers as an important natural resource. The name of the tree is derived from the word "brasa", which means "charcoal" in Portuguese, inspired by the orange-red hue of the core of the Brazil tree trunk.

Some other interesting facts about Brazil:

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Brazil has the second highest number of airports in the world, after the United States. (Source)

In Brazil, free sex reassignment surgery has been possible with a subsidy from Brazil's public health system since 2008. (Source)

Brazil is defined as a "federal republic" consisting of a federal province, 26 states and 5,570 municipalities. (source)

Brazil's economy is the seventh largest in the world in gross domestic product as of 2015.

The national animal of Brazil is the Macaw parrot. 

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Brazil has been the largest coffee maker in the world for the past 150 years.

The main exporter of Brazil nuts is not Brazil. This is Bolivia.

Brazil is the first country in the world to start banning the use of tanning beds, because they can cause skin cancer.  

In Sao Paulo, Brazil there is a copy of the first temple, of King Solomon, with 10,000 seats. (source)

92% of all new cars sold in Brazil use ethanol as a fuel, extracted from sugar cane.

A study found that 35% of men living in rural areas of Brazil had sex with animals.

About 4 million slaves were taken from Africa to Brazil during the slavery period, which is about 40% of all slaves in America.

Apple's iPhone costs twice as much in Brazil as in the US.

The capital of Brazil, Brasilia, looks like a plane from above.

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Brasilia was built for 41 months, from 1956 to 1960.

Rio de Janeiro was once the capital of Portugal, making it the only European capital outside of Europe.

The beaches of Rio de Janeiro are very dangerous to health - they have 1.7 million viruses that cause diseases from a level that is considered dangerous off the coast of California. (source)

The largest Japanese community outside of Japan is in Brazil.

Brazil distributes breast milk to women around the country to babies whose mothers are unable to breastfeed them. (source)

The name Rio de Janeiro means "January River" and its origin is by mistake. The Portuguese explorer Gaspar de Lemos arrived at the city's bay on January 1, 1502 and mistakenly thought it was a river estuary.

The 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, were the first time a country in South America was given the right to host them.

Half of the top 20 cities in the world with the highest homicide rates are in Brazil.

Brazil has a prison that allows inmates to pedal on stationary bikes, to provide electricity to a nearby city in exchange for a reduced sentence. (source)

Brazilian prisoners can reduce their sentence by 4 days for every book they read and write a report on.

There is a city in Brazil called "Nao-Me-Toque", meaning "Do not touch me".

Voting is mandatory in Brazil.

The 2016 Brazilian Congress included suspects charged with murder and drug trafficking, a judo champion and a clown. (source)

There is an underground river 4 km (2.4 miles) long below the Amazon River in Brazil. (Source)

In Brazil there is an island that citizens are not allowed to reach: it has about 5 snakes per square meter.

Snake Island in Brazil (source) 

Brazil was the only country in South America that sent ground forces to fight during World War II, with over 25,000 troops.

The people of the Bororo tribe in Brazil are one of the few groups of people who all have the same blood type: "O". (source)

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In 2013, the man who was in seventh place in the rich men world, the Brazilian businessman Ike Batista, lost his fortune of $ 30 billion and owed $ 1 billion. (source)

In Brazil, only 43% of adults have a high school education. (Compared to Sweden, where 87% have a higher education).

Brazil has a replica of the Statue of Liberty (also in Pakistan, Malaysia, Taiwan and even China).

The revolution that made Brazil a republic was so uneventful that the few witnesses present did not know it had happened, and Emperor Pedro II, who had lost his monarchy, did not care. (source)

The Earth's magnetic field has been steadily weakening for the past 180 years, especially around Brazil and Argentina.

3 out of 5 richest people in Brazil got rich from beer. (source)

The biggest rock concert ever was in front of 4.2 million people. The singer who performed was Rod Stewart, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on December 31, 1994. (Source)

In 2006, 15,000 signs were removed in Sao Paulo when the municipality banned outdoor advertising.

Brazil ranks second in the world in the highest rate of deforestation, after Indonesia which ranks first.

The Brazilian athletes funded their trip to the 1932 Olympics by selling coffee on the way. (source)

In 1958, Rhino was nominated for city council election in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Most of the Amazon rainforests are found in Brazil (60%), and also in Peru (13%), Colombia (10%), Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia and three other countries.

The largest Catholic population in the world is neither in Italy nor in Spain. It is located in Brazil: 123 million people, 64% of the population.

A gram of cocaine costs € 207 in Australia, but only € 9 in Brazil.

Every 10 minutes a person is murdered in Brazil. (source)

In Brazil, the word "Rio" is pronounced as "Hio".

The statue of Christ the Redeemer, located on Mount Corcovado in Rio de Janeiro has been declared one of the Seven New Wonders of the World.

Women in Brazil only spend about an hour and a half a week doing housework. (source)

At the Zerão Stadium in Brazil, the pitch line is on the equator, making each team a defender on a different hemisphere. (source)

Located in northwestern Brazil amid the Amazon rainforest, Tumucumaque Mountains National is the largest tropical forest park in the world. It is larger than Belgium. (source)

The bones of Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele are used in forensic medical courses in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Piranha soup is a popular aphrodisiac in Brazil.

The first carnival in Brazil was in 1723. (source)

6 months after the end of the Rio Olympics in 2016, Maracana Stadium was abandoned, electricity was cut off, worms invaded it and it lacked almost 10% of the 78,000 seats it had. (source)

September 7 is also National Salami Day

United States Independence Day - 4th of July

On July 4, the United States celebrates its Independence Day, the day marking the 1776 US Declaration of Independence, in which its first 13 colonies declared their disengagement from British rule.

In honor of US Independence Day, here are 77 interesting facts about the United States of America: 

1. In 1776, only 2.5 million people lived in the United States. Today, 328 million people live there.

2. In 1850, slaves were sold at a price that today was equivalent to $ 12,000.

3. The first man to possess a slave in the United States was black.

4. Until 1863, Christmas was illegal in the United States because it was considered an ancient pagan holiday.

5. After Christianity, the largest religion in the United States is Judaism.

6. In 1867 the United States bought Alaska from Russia for $ 7.2 million.

7. On July 4, 1876, two former Presidents of the United States, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson, died a few hours apart.

8. Interracial marriage has been banned in the United States for most of its history: from 1776 to 1967.

9. Every day, in the United States, 100 acres of pizza are eaten.

10. One American consumes resources like 32 Kenyans.

11. Every second, about 50 pounds of chocolate are eaten across the United States.

12. Every year, 8 billion chickens are consumed in the United States.

13. The most popular fruit in the US is banana.

14. One in three Americans is obese.

15. The average person in the US eats about 3.5 tons of food during his lifetime.

16. During the prohibition of alcohol (the law banning the sale of alcoholic beverages), in the 1920s and 1930s, the U.S. government poisoned alcohol and caused the deaths of more than 10,000 people.

17. In the 1930s, tens of thousands of Americans immigrated to Russia following the Great Depression.

18. In 1962, the United States detonated a hydrogen bomb in space that was 100 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

19. The launch code for all US nuclear missiles (Mintman missiles) that have been used for 20 years is the same code: 00000000.

20. The longest war in U.S. history is the Afghanistan War.

21. In 2012, more American soldiers committed suicide than were killed in battle.

22. At any one time, at least one person was killed by a drunk driver across the United States.

23. If you have $ 10 in your pocket and no debt, you are richer than 25% of the people living in the US.

24. 7% of Americans say they have never bathed.

25. Medical errors are the number 6 leading cause of death in the United States.

26. One in eight Americans has ever worked at McDonald's.

27. The U.S. has 115,000 maintenance personnel, 83,000 bartenders and 323,000 waiters who have a bachelor’s degree.

28. 25% of adult Americans believe in reincarnation.

29. 40% of US births are of unmarried women.

30. Nowadays there are more single men and women in the United States than married men and women.

31. No U.S. president has been divorced except Ronald Reagan.

32. Every hour, 100 couples divorce across the United States.

33. The distance between the USA and Russia is less than 4 km at the closest point between them.

34. In West Virginia there is a town called Big Ugly.

35. The US has more TVs than the number of people in the UK.

36. By the time an average child finishes school in the U.S., he has seen 40,000 homicides on television.

37. For every 3 people in the US there are 2 pets.

38. 9 million people are in prison worldwide. A quarter of them are in the US.

39. The U.S. government costs $ 2,768,902 a year to hold a prisoner in Guantanamo Bay.

40. 63% of prison inmates in the U.S. do not know how to read.

41. At least one in 25 people sentenced to death in the United States is eligible.

42. 97% of rapists in the US did not sit even one day in jail for the crime they committed.

43. In 31 U.S. states, rapists can legally sue children if they were born as a result of pregnancy following the rape.

44. An African-American is twice as likely to be shot as a white man in the United States.

45. About 20 million Americans live in caravans.

46. ​​Every day, 100,000 people in the United States receive speeding reports.

47. The prices of textbooks in colleges in the US have risen faster than the prices of health care, housing, and inflation.

48. The cost of attending college in the United States has risen by 500% since 1985.

49. The U.S. spends $ 30 per American per year on outside health care, which can buy measles vaccines that are enough for 120 children.

50. In the US it costs to raise a child until he gets to college $ 245,000.

51. The largest banknote the United States ever issued was $ 10,000.

52. Nearly half of the credit card forgeries worldwide occur in the United States.

53. One dollar out of every 5 that residents pay in taxes goes to protection.

54. U.S. flags made in China are confiscated by the U.S. military.

55. The poorest place in the United States is the town of Allen in South Dakota, where 96% of the population is Native American (Native American).

56. 10% of U.S. businesses close each year.

57. 30% of U.S. businesses are owned by women.

58. Hackers immigrate to the U.S. up to 500,000 jobs a year.

59. In the US there are more public libraries than McDonalds branches.

60. In the US there are at least 97 people whose name is LOL.

61. Valentine's Day is also US National Condom Day.

62. In the US there is an official league of stone, paper and numbers game.

63. The average American has held a job for 4.4 years.

64. Apple has more liquid cash than the Treasury.

65. The U.S. government spends $ 1.8 billion a year on document printing.

66. The U.S. government spent $ 1.2 million from 2009 to 2013 on puppets.

67. Gerald Ford was the only one to serve as both President of the United States and Vice President without being elected to any of the positions.

68. Legally, minors can smoke in the U.S., only they are not allowed to buy cigarettes.

69. One in 25 teens in the U.S. has attempted suicide.

70. It is estimated that 1.5 million people are "missing missing" in the United States - these are people who have disappeared but have not been reported missing.

71. Every tweet an American sends on Twitter is archived by Congress.

72. By 2008 Nelson Mandela had not been removed from the list of terrorist elements threatening the United States.

73. The Four Corners Monument is the only point in the U.S. that is shared by four states (Utah, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico).

74. The state of New Jersey was originally called "Lorraine and New Sweden".

75. Every 5 seconds, 60,000 plastic bags are used across the United States.

76. The US spends more money on health per capita than any other developed country, but life expectancy there is still below average.

77. The number of families living in extreme poverty, with a budget of less than $ 2 per day, has doubled 1.5 times since 1996 in the United States.

Happy 4th of July greeting cards                                                                 4th of July coloring pages

 July 4 is also Independence from Meat Day and Jack Fruit Day

Mexican Independence Day- Cry of Dolores- September 16th

Mexico is a North American country whose official name is the United Mexican States.

Mexico's Independence Day is celebrated on September 16, the date on which, in 1810, it gained independence from Spain. Mexico's Independence Day is also called "Grito de Dolores", in memory of the historic event that took place in Mexico in the early hours of September 16, 1810. The Roman Catholic priest Miguel Hidalgo Y. Costilla rang his church bell and gave the call to arms that had begun the Mexican War of Independence. It happened in the state of Guanajuato in the small town of Dolores.

Every year on the eve of Independence Day, the President of Mexico repeats the call to arms from the balcony of the National Palace in Mexico City, ringing the bell rang by the priest Hidalgo in 1810.

In honor of Mexico's Independence Day, get some interesting facts about it:

Mexico ranks 11th in the world in terms of population size, estimated at 121 million people.

In Mexico there are 68 official languages, including Native American "Indian" languages. The most spoken language in Mexico is Spanish.

In Mexico, if you are an artist, you can pay your taxes in works of art.

The largest pyramid in the world is not in Egypt, but in Mexico, and it is called the Great Pyramid of Cholula and is located in Pueblo Mexico.

The Aztecs, who ruled Mexico about 500 years ago, used cocoa seeds as a currency.

The Aztecs would also sacrifice one percent of their population to the gods each year, totaling 250,000 people.

The first great culture in Mexico was the Olmec, which began in 1500 BC and ceased to exist in 400 AD.

Popcorn is a food invented in Mexico about 6,000 years ago.

San Francisco was part of Mexico until the United States War of Mexico in 1848.

In 1917, Germany invited Mexico to join the World War and attack the United States to regain the territory of Arizona, Texas and New Mexico.

Mexico is the most fat country in the world.

Since 2000 illegal immigration from Mexico to the United States has increased by 80%.

Mexico City has the largest taxi fleet in the world where there are 100,000 taxis operating every day.

The origin of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico is a misunderstanding. The Spanish who came to the place asked the local people how they were called, and they answered "Yokatan", which means "I do not understand you" in their language.

Mexico's 34th President, Pedro Lascuráin, has been in office for less than an hour.

There is only one arms store in Mexico. Ninety percent of the country's weapons are smuggled from the United States.

Each year, residents of the city of Naco, Arizona, join the residents of the city of Naco, Mexico, to play volleyball beyond the border fence separating the US and Mexico.

Source: Flickr

The only country that protested against the German annexation of Austria in 1938, just before World War II, was Mexico.

When Hernan Cortez conquered the territory of Mexico he called it "New Spain".

In Canada, Mexico, India, Russia, and Israel, money notes have Braille markings for the blind.

Texas declared its independence from Mexico in 1836 and became a republic until it joined the United States in 1845.

75% of the sesame grown in Mexico ends up in McDonald's burger rolls.

In Mexico there is a town called La Esperanza where mass boxing fights are held to ask the gods that the season be rainy.

In 1985, after an 8.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Mexico City, they survived a hospital that collapsed almost all babies for seven days without food, water, heat or human contact.

The Golden State Fence, which was hired to build part of the border wall between the US and Mexico, was fined $ 5 million for employing illegal foreign workers.

Sweetened drinks kill more people in Mexico than violent crimes.

In 1943, a crack broke out in a cornfield of a farmer in Mexico, who grew up in a volcano at the height of a five-story building within one week and reached 1,100 meters a year later.

Since 1981, Mexico has not extradited its citizens to countries where the death penalty is imposed, and has managed to protect 400 of its citizens accused of capital offenses in the United States.

Mexico City is the city with the most dense traffic in the world.

Constitution Day (or Citizenship Day) in the United States - September 17

US Constitution Day falls on September 17, the anniversary of the official signing of the American Constitution in 1787.

The Constitution of the United States is a document created in Pennsylvania, the United States, by hard work and many compromises by the indefatigable constitutional convention representatives - which led to an agreement between the US states that allows the central government the power to impose its decisions and allows the US to stand as an international force, While maintaining a reasonable level of independence in each country separately.

The Constitution, created in 1787, 11 years after the Declaration of Independence, is the supreme law, the highest and most binding legal instrument in the United States legal system and the foundation of the development of the United States as we know it today.

The Constitution of the United States is designed to protect the rights of the individual, equality of rights regardless of religion, race, gender and more.

In 1865, an amendment to the Constitution (No. 13) abolished slavery.

While the constitution was written, people of non-white races and women of all races were not allowed to vote in the elections. It was only in 1870 that the 15th Amendment to the Constitution allowed the Afro-Americans to vote. In 1920, women were allowed to exercise their democratic rights by the 19 th Amendment, and in 1924 the Native-Americans also had the right to vote.

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