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John Adams thought we would celebrate independence on this date. a July 1, 1776 b July 2, 1776 c July 3, 1776 d July 4, 1776
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John Adams thought we would celebrate independence on this date.

a
July 1, 1776
b
July 2, 1776
c
July 3, 1776
d
July 4, 1776

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july 4 1776 is answer
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July 2, 1776 was his intention. However, this didn't happen.

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