John Hancock's family owned one slave when he was a child to help with housework. The 13th ammendment that abolished slavery didn't come around until 80 years after his death. Given his upbringing and the social norms of the time, he was probably okay with slavery, but didn't hold a strong position on either side.
Because he was able to pay for many of the expenses of the war.
John Hancock had the biggest signature on the Declaration of Independence. He wanted it to be big enough for the King of England to be able to read it without his glasses
John Hancock (1737-1793) was president of the Second Continental Congress and therefore the first delegate to sign the Declaration of Independence. Today, when Americans say they are putting their "John Hancock" on something, they mean they are signing a document.
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John Hancock
John Hancock was the President of the Continental Congress and the first to sign the Declaration of Independence.
John Hancock.
john hancock jr. his son
From his father John Hancock Jr. and his father John Hancock Sr.
Why was John Hancock importance
No, John Hancock did not have a ponytail.
no john Hancock was married
what was john hancock's role in the war
no john hancock did not get adopted
Lydia Hancock 10months old John George Washington Hancock 8 years old
"John Hancock" is presumably the problematic term in that phrase, the rest of it is pretty straightforward. "John Hancock" is slang for "signature", coming from the very prominent signature of John Hancock on the US Declaration of Independence. The John Hancock Life Insurance company had a commercial jingle featuring the line "put your John Hancock on the John Hancock".
john Hancock was the first on to sign for the united states.