Country-specific observances are special days or events recognized within a particular nation, often reflecting its culture, history, or values. These observances can include national holidays, remembrance days, or festivals that celebrate significant events or figures in a country's past. For example, Independence Day in the United States commemorates the nation's declaration of independence from British rule. These observances can vary widely from one country to another, showcasing unique traditions and practices. Some countries may celebrate National Day to honor their founding, while others might have specific days to recognize important historical figures, such as Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the U.S.