There was no president when the Declaration of Independence was signed. At the time, in July 1776, Washington was General, and as a newly born nation in the throes of war, they did not have time or have the right man yet to elect a president. The first President, George Washington, was elected in 1789. He served the country from 1789-1797, when John Adams was elected as second president.
There was no US president; there was no US government. That was at the beginning of the struggle for freedom from the British Crown. Or you could say that the 'president', tongue in cheek, was King George III; we were his subjects.
There was no president yet ... George Washington went on to become the first president after the Revolutionary War.
I think it was John Hancock who was president when the declaration of independence was written up.
Thomas Jefferson wrote the declaration of independence and became president. Benjamin Franklin revised the declaration of independence
lincon
The declaration was written demanding independence and breaking free from the British.
NO. The Declaration of Independence was NOT written in 1607. The Declaration of Independence was written on July 4th, 1776 by Thomas Jefferson. Hence, July Fourth = Independence Day.
PennsylvaniaThe Declaration of Independence was written by Thomas Jefferson in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1775.
The Declaration Of Independence was written and approved in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
lincon
20 yeas before the declaration of independence.
John Hancock
The Declaration of Independence was written in 1776.
The Declaration of Independence was written in 1776.
The Declaration of Independence was written on parchment made from sheepskin.
The Declaration of Independence was written first.
The Declaration of Independence, in 1776; then the Constitution, becoming effective in 1789
The Declaration of Independence was written by Thomas Jefferson.
The Declaration of Independence was written entirely in English.
The Declaration of Independence was written July 4, 1776! The Constitution was written in September 1787.
The declaration was written demanding independence and breaking free from the British.