Amidst World War II in Europe and North Africa, President Franklin Roosevelt drew parallels between America's fight for freedom in the 1700s and the challenges confronted by its allies abroad in an address delivered on Independence Day in 1941.
When the Declaration of Independence was adopted, John Hancock famously signed his name with such boldness it is said to have led to the phrase "Put your John Hancock." Learn more.
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