Did Paul Revere sign the Declaration of Independence?

Answer 1

No, Paul Revere was a man who was hired by a doctor to warn the country side that "The British were coming!" He was also helped by two men which got no recogntion because there was a poem abotu Paul Revere and the two men were not in it. No, Paul Revere was a man who was hired by a doctor to warn the country side that "The British were coming!" He was also helped by two men which got no recogntion because there was a poem abotu Paul Revere and the two men were not in it. THANKS IT HELPED ALOT!!

Answer 2

No. The Continental Congress appointed a committee of five-John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, Thomas Jefferson, and Robert Livingston-to turn a resolution into a declaration of independence. Adams took charge and promptly assigned Jefferson to write a draft.

It was then modified some by Adams and Franklin, and by the Continental Congress who made 86 changes, much to Jefferson's chagrin.

Paul Revere is well known because the famout poet Longfellow wrote about him years latter. There was actually many men who were ridding about that night telling and warning the American people of the danger, but these heros did not have that kind of luck to be written about years latter by a famout poet.

Answer 3

Yes, he did.

Answer 4

No, he was not part of the convention.

Answer 5

No

Answer 6

No.

Answer 7

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