<span>ON 4TH JULY EVERY YEAR IS THE FIREWORK FESTIVAL IN AMERICAN TRADITION. ON THESE DAYS THEY STAGING GRAND FIRE WORKS SHOWS IN PUBLIC SQUARES AND LIGHTING SMALER DISPLAYS AT HOME. THIS OCCURRED AFTER THE SIGINING OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, FEATURED A DAZZLING DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS THAT INSILLED A SENSE OF HOPE IN THE NEW AMERICAN CITIZENS.</span>
In reality, the United States did not exist as they presently do after the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
However, the representatives of the colonies stayed in Philadelphia for several weeks after the signing.
The colonies were told to get ready for war against the British.
The correct answer is the last option.
Byrd points to the benefits of lobbyists in his speech when he says that Congress workers would not be able to "adequately consider our workload without them," as lobbyists are representatives of all different types of groups. At the same time, he clearly indicates that lobbyists should be "carefully monitored" when he outlines the "need for eternal vigilance," or the need for constant observance of lobbyists.