How many states were there after the Declaration of Independence was signed?

Answer 1

The war had all ready begun when the Declaration was signed. On April 18, 1775 the Battle of Concord had taken place, the Battle of Bunker Hill, and June 15, 1775 Washington was made commander of the army and the Declaration was signed July 4, 1776 so it just changed the way that the war was presented. Countries that might not have intervened in an internal struggle felt less constrained to aid the Americans. Most had ongoing disputes with Britain already.

The signers of the Declaration gambled fortunes and lives by signing it. The 56 men who signed pledged lives, fortunes, and honor that day. Their average age was 44 years old and were well off. Most had money, and power in their communities. None were hungry or jobless. Of the men 24 were lawyers, 14 farmers, 4 doctors, nine merchants, and one minister. Some lost their lives during the war, others lost family members, and many lost property.

Answer 2

In reality, the United States did not exist as they presently do after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. However, the representatives of the colonies stayed in Philadelphia for several weeks after the signing. The colonies were told to get ready for war against the British.

Answer 3

After the Constitution had been signed at the convention, the states had to ratify, or approve, the Constitution.

Answer 4

the states began to write their own constitutions

Answer 5

Sit and wait for the next need for a complicated document to be written. Or just go home like Elvis Presley.

Answer 6

Thirteen.