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Who was the most responsible for the declaration of independance?
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∙ 7y ago
Thomas Jefferson was assigned to write a rough draft of the Declaration of Independence, but he was not the most responsible. The Second Continental Congress was.
Gillian Rutherford
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∙ 12y agoThomas Jefferson was assigned to write a rough draft of the Declaration of Independence, but he was not the most responsible. The Second Continental Congress was.
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What is Benjamin Franklin most known for?
by being a inventer printer and signing the declaration of independance.
Who is the author of the declaration of the independance?
Thomas Jefferson.
Who was the first signer of the declaration of independance?
John Hancock
Who was the man most responsible for writing the Declaration of Independence?
The one responsible for the declaration of independane is Jefferson.
1700s security for declaration of independance?
There was no security. None was needed.
Who was responsible for writing the declaration of independance?
Thomas Jefferson
What is Benjamin Franklin most known for?
by being a inventer printer and signing the declaration of independance.
What is the Declaration in Independence?
The declaration of independance is declaring our freedom. That is why we are free today.
What came first war or the declaration of independance?
The declaration came first.
Who was author of declaration of independance?
Ben Franklin
Who is the author of the declaration of the independance?
Thomas Jefferson.
What thomasjefferson wrote at the age of 33?
the declaration of independance.
What were the colonists risking by signing the declaration of independance?
freedom
Where was the declaration of independance sighned?
In Philladelphia.
Who was the first signer of the declaration of independance?
John Hancock
Where did congress sign the declaration of independence?
independance hall
How did America get independence from Britain?
By a unilateral declaration of independance and by fighting a war to enforce that declaration.
