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The length of the wire can be found using the Pythagorean theorem: ( c^2 = a^2 + b^2 ), where ( a = 10 ) meters and ( b = 12 ) meters. Therefore, solving for c gives: ( c = \sqrt{10^2 + 12^2} ). The wire would be approximately 15.62 meters long.
Joey's father is John. John is the what of Joey's father is th?
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Father
the correct answer is "name"
Joey's father is John then John is the NAME of Joeys father..isn't it?
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Yes, Herbie Hancock was married. He was married to Gudrun (Gigi) Meixner. (sorry if her name isn`t spelled correctly)
Why was john Hancock's signature very important?
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It has been suggested that Hancock's signature on the Declaration of Independence is so prominent because he was personally thumbing his nose at the King, to whom he owed a great deal of money and had no intention of paying it.
Who wrote his signature in a large script so that King George could read it withou his spectacles?
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John Hancock
Who is john George Washington Hancock?
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John Hancock is that guy that signed his name really big on the Constitution "so that king doesn't even need to put on his glasses to see Handcock's name"
and Geoge Washington is our 1st president
if you want more info, search their name's on wikipedia.
Why were sam Adams and john Hancock frustrated with government policies in the mid-1760s?
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John Hancock wore official, yet casual clothing. Ties, suits, and ocationally, he'd wear a t-shirt.
What is the average price for a genuine John Hancock signature?
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The average price of a John Hancock signature would be a lot. Since John Hancock signatures are very, very rare. He signed those documents about 300 years about and you can't get your hands on those unless you are a millionaire.
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Samuel Adams was a brewer and he got people angered at the Brits for the taxes. John Hannock was the guy who has the huge signature on the Declartion of Independence. Patrick Henry was most famous for his speech and his immortal last words 'Give me Liberty or give me death'. This is a summary as you can tell.
When did John Hancock graduate from Harvard College?
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John Hancock graduated from Harvard University in the US State of Massachusetts in 1754, with a bachelor's degree.
What is the story behind John Hancock's signature?
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The words "John Hancock" are often used to describe the word "signature." When J. Hancock singed the Declaration of Independence, his was the largest sig. of them all. Hancock is best-remembered for his giant signature on the document, so that is why a signature is often called a "John Hancock."
What Role did John Hancock play in the Revolutionary war?
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Hancock was a merchant and political leader. His public career began with his election to the office of Boston selectman in 1765. He aligned himself with Samuel Adams and patriot opposition to the Stamp Act when his ship was seized for smuggling during the Townshed Acts in 1768. He was known to be one of the chief financial backers to the patriot causes and in 1774 he made a speech commemorating the Boston Massacre in 1770. In 1775 he was sent to the Continental Congress as a representative from Massachusetts and was passed over as commander of the army which Washington took instead. He served in the war supplying the American forces and created the navy. In 1780 he was elected the first governor of Massachusetts under its new constitution. When time came to ratify the constitution he play a role and urged it be ratified with a bill of rights. He died at the age of 56.
What was John Hancock's favorite food?
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He basically loved pork Ribs and Chicken Pot Pie
Why did Jhon Hancock sign his name so big on the Declaration of independence?
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In reality, John Hancock was extremely wealthy and risked it all on the success of the American Revolution. On May 24, 1775, he began serving as president of the Second Continental Congress. This was the group that approved the Declaration of Independence.It's just the way Hancock signed his name. It was in the center, since it was the first and only signature at that time. The other 55 delegates didn't sign the Declaration until August 2, 1776, or later.
What was edward the confessors death date and his date of birth?
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he was born on the ......... .......... 1003 or 1004
AnswerHe died on the 4th January 1066Did John Hancock have any siblings from John and Mary Hancock?
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no he was an only child
He had 2 siblings. One was named Mary (After the mother) and the other was named Ebenzer. Mary is the oldest. John is the middle. Ebenzer is the youngest.
I have a project on him
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It is from Hebrew and means: The Lord is Gracious.
John means powerful man or man of the world
What were john Hancock's religious views?
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Yes, but don't ask the progressives who have been in power since the early 1900's. It is their duty to remove every trace of America's Christian past from history. Otherwise they cannot destroy as they have planned to do
Who signed the declaration of independence after John Hancock or who was the second person to sign?
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If you refer to the document signed on July 4, 1776, Charles Thomson signed it after Hancock.
I actually read, that Josiah Bartlett was the first to sign it, after John Hancock
http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/signers/bartlett.htm.
What does Hancock not like to be called?
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I believe that he hates to be called an A**hole.
What school did John Hancock attend?
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He graduated from Harvard in 1754. I'm not sure when he started.