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What happened to the men who signed the Declaration of Independence?
The men who signed the Declaration of Independence were all member of the Continental Congress. While some of them faded into obscurity, many of them, such as Franklin, Adams, and Jefferson, went on to become important figures in the emerging nation of the united States.
When did the Continental congress happened?
It happened on September 5th, 1774
What happened first the first continental congressthe second continental congresscommittees of correspondenceor the Albany congress?
The first continental congress was first.
What happened on June 11-28 1776 that relates to the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson started the draft for the Declaration of Independence.
What event happened last the Americans won the revolutionary war or the declaration of independence was written?
which of these happened first the boston tea party declaration of independence the french and indian war the northwest ordinance
What are some historical events at happened in Philadelphia?
In the colonial city of Philadelphia, the famous American Declaration of Independence was ratified by the colonies which sent their representatives there. This city became the home of the Continental Congress.
What happend in Continental Congress?
they tried to find ways to reason with the british before the American revolution, and after they made the laws
What happened to Thomas Nelson after he signed the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Nelson went on to serve on the Continental congress and also the governor of Virginia. Thomas died at the age of 50 on January 4, 1789.
What happened to Thomas Jefferson's personal library?
They were sold to congress for money
What happened on November 15 1777?
the second continental congress was in affect
What happened on 29 April 1770?
The United States Declaration of Independenceis a statement adopted by the Continental Congress
What happened when they signed the Declaration of Independence?
on July 4 1776, the Second Continental Congress got together to claim there freedom from Britain, they decided to write the king a letter. more than 55 people signed it.
