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Did everyone on congress sign the Declaration of Independence?
no
What were the qualifications to sign the Declaration of Independence?
In order to sign the Declaration, a person had to be one of the delegates to the Second Continental Congress.
What was the total number of members of congress to sign the declaration of independence?
there was 55 people to sign
Did the continental congress sign the declaration of independence because of a massive riot?
no they wanted to have freedom and independence
What was John Hancock's official position at the time he signed the Declaration of Independence?
John Hancock was the President of the Continental Congress and the first to sign the Declaration of Independence.
Who was the first president of the continental congress who was the first to sign the declaration of independence?
John Hancock
Who said i was the presidient of the second continental congress and sign declaration of independence?
Thomas Jefferson
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.
Who was the president of the second continental congress and the first person to sign the declaration of independence?
John Hancock
Who was the president not of the Second Continental Congress and the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
John Hancock
Who was the president of the second congress and the first person to sign the declaration of Independence?
John Hancock, for both.
Who was last signer of Declaration Of Independence on July 4th?
Thomas McKean (Delaware) was the last member of the Second Continental Congress to sign the Declaration of Independence. He was a delegate to the Continental Congress from 1774-81 and served as a delegate to the Congress of the Confederation from 1781-1783.
