250 years of state, America celebrates Independence Day

4 July marks the 250th anniversary of the US's declaration of independence. The Declaration of Independence is a document where 13 colonies of the United Kingdom from North America declared independence from the United Kingdom.

The Independence Document was ratified on 4 July 1776. The American Constitution, signed in 1787, later describes the base and structure of the United States government, which is divided into three branches - executives, legislative and legal - the president, Congress, and the Supreme Court.

Independence Day in the United States is celebrated with grand parades, family celebrations and ends with fireworks being thrown.