It was written to celebrate the victory of US forces over the British- there were were two conflicts with Britain over who should govern the USA, the first between 1775 - 83 and the second between 1812 - 15. The anthem was written to commemorate the second, and final, victory. Britain continued to hold Governorship over a few States after Independence, including Virginia, but these were gradually ceded to the US by peaceful mutually agreed treaty throughout the rest of the 19th Century as US - British relationships stabilised and became more co-operative following the war.
Antham was created in 1992.
The music was originally written by John Stafford Smith, as "The Anacreontic Song"
I hope you mean the US national anthem. If it is, it was written by Francis Scott Key when he was on a british ship overseeing the batlle of Fort McHenry during the beginning of the Revolutionary War. When he wrote this, it was in the form of a poem and he sold it to a local newspaper for a relatively low amount of money and was later cirrculated accross the colonies where it was later given a tune and adopted as the national anthem.
The National Anthem of India was first written in Sanskritized Bengali originally.
The National Anthem was written by Hafiz Jalandhari. The composition was made by famous musician Jhangla. National anthem was firstly written and composed in 1950. Government of Pakistan aired national anthem of Pakistan in 1954 on Radio Pakistan.
Francis scott key
Antham was created in 1992.
The song is the antham
It is god save the queen. Many foreigners think that the queen is English but actually she is the queen of Britain. The Scottish national anthem is either Scotland the brave or flower of Scotland and the English one is Jerusalem
Hafeez Jalandhry wrote the national anthem of Pakistan in Persian language.
No it is not.
No, actually the US national was written by Ludwig Von Beethoven in 1812.
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James Madison was President.
John P. Davis has written: 'Let us build a National Negro Congresss' -- subject(s): National Negro Congress
The "Star Spangled Banner," written by Francis Scott Key.