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John Hancock (Founding Fathers) by Stuart A. KallenWhat are some interesting facts about Alexander Hamilton. You know, he was one of the founding fathers What are some interesting facts about Alexander Hamilton. You know, he was one of the founding fathers
John Locke, mostly. He stole the ideas from a lot of other philosophers but he is the one credited with the influence for the Constitution.
He was one of the founding fathers, meaning he was one of the many who founded the united states.
There is no central burial place for founding fathers such as some countries have for their kings. The individual founding fathers are buried in spots chosen by their families. Most are buried near their homes.
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Of course he did. He was one of our founding fathers.
John Hancock was one of the country's founding fathers. He was a statesman, merchant, and patriot. He was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence.
What are some interesting facts about Alexander Hamilton. You know, he was one of the founding fathers What are some interesting facts about Alexander Hamilton. You know, he was one of the founding fathers
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i don't think he is
John Locke, mostly. He stole the ideas from a lot of other philosophers but he is the one credited with the influence for the Constitution.
Yes, John Marshall was a slave owner. He inherited slaves from his father and also purchased slaves throughout his life. Marshall described his views on slavery as "disgraceful" but continued to own slaves until the end of his life.
No. The Founding Fathers are the men who FOUNDED (found means to establish or BEGIN something) the US, which would have been in 1776. JFK died in 1963.
Yes, and Franklin were both not slave holders.
The term "Put your John Hancock on it" refers to a famous signature from American history. John Hancock was one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. He signed his name in large, bold, ornate handwriting because, as he said, he wanted to be sure that the English would see his name (and therefore know that he was against British rule). John Hancock knew that his life could be in danger by signing the Declaration, but he was willing to accept that risk. Therefore, when you are asked for your "John Hancock," it means that you are supposed to sign a document. We say it to recognize the bravery of the founding fathers, especially bold Mr. Hancock. ------------------------------------------------------- John Hancock was a signatory to the US deceleration of independence. His signature is VERY large and stands out on the document. Thus a "John Hancock" has in the US become a euphemism for 'signature'.
He was one of the founding fathers, meaning he was one of the many who founded the united states.
He is one of are Founding fathers !!