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He was a speaker at the Philadelphia assembly.
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He was a signer of the DOI and president of the New Jersey College
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He was governor of Connecticut
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Most recognizable signature on DOI, president of the second continental congress
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It was mostly written by Thomas Jefferson, it gave reasons why the colonists were demanding independence from Britain and it justified the overthrow of a government if that government abused people's rights.
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Signer of the DOI
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He was a delegate of the Congress of the Confederation in 1781
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"Out of many, one." was the U.S. motto starting in 1782
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He was delegate of the Congress of the Confederation
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He was secretary of state in Philidalphia in 1789
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Another signer of the DOI and a physician and humanitarian
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It was written in 1789
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Went into affect in 1789, It provided protections of Independent freedoms such as the right to bear arms and no quartering of soldiers.
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Refers to the power of the government over property in it's territory, DOI
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Senator of Philadelphia
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He was sent to America by the French government to study it's prisons
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society of equals, there was no class separation
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People are free to flourish
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Participation of the common people in political life
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Letting things take their own course, without interfereing
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Protection against tyrannical govornment
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First appeared on coins in 1864
