Jefferson only wrote the Declaration of Independence for Congress. It was the 55 men of congress who signed their names to the document that declared war.
The document was written by Thomas Jefferson, and edited by the Continental congress
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It was written in what is now the Constitution Hall. Thomas Jefferson rented an appartment while he was writing the document. He was a part of the second continental congress. Later Mr. Jefferson became the third president.
The Continental Congress appointed the Committee of Five - composed of John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, & Robert Livingston - to draft the Declaration of Independence. The committee, after discussing the general outline that the document should follow, decided that Jefferson would write the first draft. It may have been John Adams who suggested that Jefferson be the one to write the first draft. After completing the first draft, the committee read, discussed and revised the document before Jefferson prepared a new draft to be submitted to the entire congress. The entire congress then discussed, debated, and made a few changes to that draft to produce the version that is now famous.
The Declaration of Independence was written by a young lawyer named Thomas Jefferson. The document was reviewed and corrected by Ben Franklin and other Patriots before being finally written down as a formal document.
In 1803, Jefferson told Congress the Atlantic Ocean would help the US stay out of the affairs of European countries. However, he did reluctantly draft a document of support.
Thomas Jefferson was the author of the DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Roger Sherman, and Robert R. Livingston wrote the Declaration of Independence but Jefferson did most of the writing. Congress approved of their document on July 4th, 1776. Inependence Day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and 1775 he wrote the document
Answerdeclaration of independencetheir jobs were to draft and sign the declaration of independence and since they were in the continental congress...that guaranteed them a spot on the document
Thomas Jefferson.