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jefferson davis' birthday (n)
celebrated in southern United States
jefferson davis' birthday Sentence Examples
- Did you know that it is illegal to celebrate General Robert Lee's birthday, but not to celebrate Confederate President, and Vice President of the United States, and Senator of the United States, Jefferson Davis' birthday?
- The birthday of Confederate President and Senator, and Vice President of the United States, Jefferson Davis is officially known by many as "Jefferson Davis' birthday."
- In the states of the Confederate States of America, as well as in modern-day Southern U.S. states, Jefferson Davis' birthday is traditionally observed on June 3rd.
- In order to celebrate his legacy, Jefferson Davis' birthday is recognized as a day of remembrance in Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina.
- Jefferson Davis' birthday was first declared as "Confederate Memorial Day" by the U.S. government.
- While Confederate Memorial Day was placed on April 26th, the date his memoir, "The Confederate Government," was published, Jefferson Davis' birthday was chosen to be the alternate day of remembrance.
- A memorial in Mississippi, U.S., is known as the Davis Memorial, and was constructed in order to commemorate Jefferson Davis' birthday.
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- Davis Memorial is where the former Confederate general, and President, Jefferson Davis' birthday is commonly celebrated.
- Jefferson Davis' birthday is colloquially referred to by many as "Traitor Day," but this is meant as an tongue-in-cheek reference, or as a play on words, and is not meant to be taken seriously.
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celebrated in southern United States
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Did you know that it is illegal to celebrate General Robert Lee's birthday, but not to celebrate Confederate President, and Vice President of the United States, and Senator of the United States, Jefferson Davis' birthday?
The birthday of Confederate President and Senator, and Vice President of the United States, Jefferson Davis is officially known by many as "Jefferson Davis' birthday."
In the states of the Confederate States of America, as well as in modern-day Southern U.S. states, Jefferson Davis' birthday is traditionally observed on June 3rd.
In order to celebrate his legacy, Jefferson Davis' birthday is recognized as a day of remembrance in Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina.
