president john hancock was the president of the continental congress when the declaration of independence was adopted.
president john hancock was the president of the continental congress when the declaration of independence was adopted.
who was the president of the continental congress when the declaration of independence was adopted?
president john hancock
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the declaration and resolves of the first continental congress (also known as the declaration of colonial rights, or the declaration of rights), was a statement adopted by the first continental congress on october 14, 1774, in response to the intolerable acts passed by the british parliament. the declaration outlined colonial objections to the intolerable acts, listed a colonial bill of rights, and provided a detailed list of grievances. it was similar to the declaration of rights and grievances, passed by the stamp act congress a decade earlier.
declaration and resolves of the first continental congress