Question

Do they have a 4th of July in England?

Answer 1

Yes. The entire world uses the same calendar and days are numbered consecutively, so everybody in the whole world knows what day it is.

They don't have to use the same calendar. For instance, the Jews still maintain the Jewish calendar independently of the one the rest of the world uses. (I'm thinking "Gregorian" but it could be "Julian". I never cared to look into it.)

Perhaps you were thinking of the US holiday on that date? Some countries are aware of our holidays and some are not.

Answer 2

The answer is no. England does not celebrate the Fourth of July. It is only celebrated in the United States of America. This is a fact that cannot be bent.

Answer 3

The 4th of july is a day that is found on the calendar of the british date, the whole world uses the same calendar, and 4th of july is a very important day in the US calendar.

Answer 4

No, the 4th of July is a national holiday in the United States commemorating the country's independence from England in 1776.

Answer 5

They don't have to use the same calendar. For instance, the Jews still maintain the Jewish calendar independently of the one the rest of the world uses. (I'm thinking "Gregorian" but it could be "Julian". I never cared to look into it.)

Answer 6

Don't have to use the same calendar. For instance, the Jews still maintain the Jewish calendar independently of the one the rest of the world uses. (I'm thinking "Gregorian" but it could be "Julian". I never cared to look into it.)