Philadelphia, Pennsylvania was the site of the First Continental Congress (1774) and the Second Continental Congress (beginning 1775). After March 1, 1781, this Congress under the Articles of Confederation also met in the Pennsylvania State House until June 21, 1783.
Princeton, New Jersey's Nassau Hall was another location of Congressional assemblies for four months in 1783 (June 30 to November 4). So it is also technically a wartime capital. The Treaty of Paris officially ended the war on September 3, 1783.
it is the same name as the city that houses the liberty bell ,this was once the capital of the united states
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If you mean the dual-date 1776-1976 dollar it's Eisenhower.
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July 4, 1776, while they were fighting a revolutionary war against the English. which the colonists did not win until a few years later.
July 4, 1776. However, many historians believe the true date was August 2, 1776.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania served as the site of the Continental Congress.
The answer is 24 years because 1800 minus 1776 equals 24
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Since 1808, Concord has been the capital of New Hampshire. Between 1776 and 1808, the capital of New Hampshire was Exeter.Since 1808, Concord has been the capital of New Hampshire. Between 1776 and 1808, the capital of New Hampshire was Exeter.
1776, with the declaration of independance
There were no US coins minted in 1776.
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No. In 1776 there were only 13 states.
There wasn't one. Because the U.S. wasn't a country until July 4th. If there was any it would have been New York.Philidelphia,PA
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