he was the first to sign The Declaration of Independence
he was the president of the first and second continental congress
he was the first to sign the declaration of independence! woo hoo!!
Signer of the Declaration of Independence who was also a wealthy Massachusetts merchant who liked to defy the British authorities. He was also president of the Continental Congress and governor of Massachusetts. His main contribution, however, to the American Revolution was using his fortune to help finance the struggle
John Hancock became President because citizens believed that he could pull it off. Also because he was a good leader and didn't argue when he was told to do something but would argue if he had a different opinion about the situation. He wanted to become a President because, he always wanted to and felt that he could do it.
He was never the president. Though he was governor of Massachusetts at one point. As to WHY, I would assume because he loved his country, and state, so much that he wanted to make sure he was able to help it become the best it could be.
John Hancock was on the King's wanted list because he was one of the men who signed the declaration of independece, in fact he was the first person to sign it.
He signed the Declaration of Independence because he wanted independence from Great Britain
Because he was smart and he was a good writer. He could write well-written documents for govornment, AKA laws, and people wouldn't think that the government is stupid.
he lead the signing of the declaration of Independence
He was wanted for his knowledge about the British
because he felt like it
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Wait for it... Wait for it... He was a person. Who lived in Boston, Massachussets. In the late 1700's. And... He was on King George III's list of DANGEROUS AMERICANS.
In case Jonh Hancock demise, John Adams would sign the declaration. There was a list on who would sign it is the signee was able to sing it. Some of the names include, Charles Thomson, Paul Revere and Samuel Adams. The list was quite big meaning the sons of liberty were prepared for the loss of life by English government.
Nebuchadnezzar of the Old Testament was a ruler of Babylon.
John Hancock
In England they will behead you (as in chop you head off)
Benjamin Franklin, john Hancock, thomas Jefferson
Hancock didn't really run for President, but rather he was included in the list of nominees in 1788. He never campaigned because he didn't particularly want the job, and he also was well aware that George Washington would win.
The FBI's most wanted list is for dangerous criminals that have fled the scene of their crimes, simply put, on the run. Gacy went nowhere, except to prison.
There were many - here is the list: Peyton Randolph (May 10, 1775 – May 23, 1775) John Hancock (May 24, 1775 – October 31, 1777) Henry Laurens (November 1, 1777 – December 9, 1778) John Jay (December 10, 1778 – September 27, 1779) Samuel Huntington (September 28, 1779 – March 1, 1781)
Look up the list on the internet.
john Hancock was a part of creating it but Thomas Jefferson and the continental congress were the first to write these grievances. who ever typed this question is a pretty smart person.
One can find a list of all the Kings of England from Wikipedia and Britannia. Britannia also has Monarchs, History of Britain as well as the Kings of England.
It was dangerous because if/when King George III saw your name on that document, you would be killed by the English soldiers, or redcoats. The largest name on that list is John Hancock because he was a patriot and decided that future freedom was important for the colonies.
No he was never wanted, he wouldve been removed from office if this was true. Days before his assassination, however, right wingers were putting up posters that said "John F. Kennedy, wanted for treason." In Dallas. They also featured a list of his alleged offenses.
There was no "Most Wanted" list in the 1920s. The first FBI list of "10 most Wanted Fugitives" was issued in March 1950.