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John Hancock from Massachusetts
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Who was the first to sign the declaration of indepence?
John Hancock
Who was the youngest to sign the declaration of indepence?
John Adams
What is the declaration of indepence about?
the declaration of incipience is about our freedom and we would not have our freedom if john Adams did not sign the paper
Who sign the declaration of indepence the biggest?
it was john hancock, president of 2nd continental congress whopresumably signed first, and his iconic signature was about 5 inches(13 cm) long.
Did Nathan Hale sign the decleration of indepence?
i sure he did sign the decleration of indepence
What day was the Declaration of Independence signed by the representatives from the 13 states?
what day did the delegates sign the declaration of independence
Who was the First person to sign declaration of inderpendence?
The first person to sign the declaration of Independence was John Hancock
Which was the first state to sign the Declaration of Independence?
The Declaration of Independence was signed in Philadelphia, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
What three states did not sign the declaration of independence?
All original colonies and states existing at that time signed the Declaration
Did Robert Morris sign the first flag of US?
He was an American merchant and a signer to the United States Declaration of Independence.
Where did sign your John Hancock come from?
John Hancock was the first to sign the United States Declaration of Independence - hence sign your John Hancock. Actually, John Hancock was not the first to sign, signed his name largest. He was the President of the Continental Congress, but not the first to sign.
Where was George Washington when the Declaration of Independence was signed?
Prior to its work on the Declaration of Independence, the Second Continental Congress included Washington as a congressman from Virginia. But he resigned his position as a delegate when Congress formed the Continental Army and appointed him commanding general on June 14, 1775. So he was unavailable to participate, or to sign the Declaration.
