Twenty Independence Day Jokes

Twenty Independence Day Jokes

While celebrating the 4th of July this year with hotdogs, parades, and fireworks, add in a little humor with these 20 family-friendly Independence Day jokes.

  1. What did the colonists wear to the Boston Tea Party? TEA-shirts.
  2. What does our flag and a sad candy cane have in common? They are both red, white, and blue.
  3. Was the Declaration of Independence written in Philadelphia? No, it was written in ink.
  4. Seriously, where was the Declaration of Independence signed? On the bottom!
  5. What is the most popular sport on the 4th of July? Flag Football
    Twenty Independence Day Jokes
  6. What does the Statue of Liberty say when visitors leave? “Stay in torch!”
  7. What did Luke Skywalker say on the 4th of July? “May the 4th be with you!”
  8. What do ducks love about the 4th of July? Fire-QUAKERS
  9. Why did the firecracker go to the hair salon? It needed to trim its bangs.
  10. Why aren’t there any 4th of July knock-knock jokes? Because freedom rings.
  11. What did one flag say to the other flag? Nothing. It just waved.
  12. Why are early Americans like ants? Because they lived in colonies.
  13. What bugs will show up at your 4th of July picnic? Independ-ANTS
  14. Did you hear the joke about the Liberty Bell? Yeah, it cracked me up.
  15. What did Casper say to everyone celebrating the 4th of July? Red, white, and boo!
  16. What stays in one corner but goes all over the United States? A stamp
  17. What do you call George Washington’s false teeth? Presi-DENTURES
  18. What do firecrackers eat at the movies? POP-corn
  19. What drink is served at the 4th of July BBQ? Liber-TEA
  20. What do you get if you cross a stegosaurus with a firework? DINO-mite
Elizabeth Boudreaux
Elizabeth and her husband Nicholas have been married for 13 years. They live in Geismar with their 3 children, Addison (9), Parker (5), and Laurel (2). She is from Franklin, LA and moved to Baton Rouge after receiving her Master’s in Business Administration from Southeastern Louisiana University. She is a Budget Administrator for the Department of Public Safety. She relies on sarcasm, a dry sense of humor, and the occasional cocktail to deal with the daily demands of motherhood. She loves crawfish, clean sheets, vacuuming, and the latest crime documentary on Netflix.

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