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Who was the famous statesman in the Revolutionary War?
John hancock
Who isjohn Hancock?
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.
Why did John Hancock go to Harvard university?
He wanted to be a merchant and/or a statesman but once he graduated he had a bachelor's degree.
Who was the statesman to first sign the Declaration of independance?
John Hancock was the only one to sign on July 4, 1776.
Who was the Pennsylvania delegate in forming a new government?
John hancock
Was John Hancock from Britain?
he was from brain tree masschusetts
Did John Hancock dislike Great Britain?
yeah yeah
Who made up the ruling oligarchy in Britain?
John Hancock
Where does herbie Hancock work?
Herbie Hancock currently works in Los Angeles. However, he also has been known to do a lot of his recordings in the state of Pennsylvania in the city of Philadelphia.Ê
What were john Hancocks beliefs?
John Hancock believed that the colonies should be completely independent from Great Britain.
When was John Hancock married?
Yes, he was married to Dorothy Quincy. She was the great-great aunt of Louisa May Alcott. Dorothy Quincy Scott was known as Aunt Hancock to Louisa, and was the family legend. She was called this for her famous first husband, John Hancock. She was a bride during the Revolution, and lived in the Governor's Mansion when her husband became the Governor of Massachusetts. After Hancock died, and Dorothy was remarried, she still was called Aunt Hancock.
Who was President when Pennsylvania became a state?
Well PA was one of the original 13 colonies so there was no president when the declaration of independence declared it a state. Another answer: Pennsylvania was one of the 13 original states. Peyton Randolph was the President of the First Continental Congress. John Hancock was the President of the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776 when the United States of America declared its independence from Great Britain.
