Prior to its work on the Declaration of Independence, the Second Continental Congress included Washington as a congressman from Virginia. But he resigned his position as a delegate when Congress formed the Continental Army and appointed him commanding general on June 14, 1775. So he was unavailable to participate, or to sign the Declaration.
George Washington DID NOT sign the Declaration of Independence. He was out on the battle field at the time it was signed.
No. Washington was in the field with the Continental Army fighting the Britus.
Oh, dude, George Washington didn't sign the Declaration of Independence. He was off doing his own thing being the first President and all. The Declaration was signed by a bunch of other dudes who were like, "Let's break up with England, it's not us, it's you."
George Washington signed the Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and your mothers reproductive organ (A.K.A Uterus)
No, but he signed the Constitution And the Declaration of Independence.
There were 56 representatives who signed the Declaration of Independence.
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Declaration of independence signed!
George Washington
George Clymer, from Pennsylvania, was 37 when he signed the Declaration of Independence.
Edward Rutledge.
he signed the decleration first
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No. Washington was in the field with the Continental Army fighting the Britus.
Oh, dude, George Washington didn't sign the Declaration of Independence. He was off doing his own thing being the first President and all. The Declaration was signed by a bunch of other dudes who were like, "Let's break up with England, it's not us, it's you."
The office of President of the US did not exist on July 4, 1776
No. Fifty-six men signed the Declaration of Independence including 7 from Virginia, but Washington was not one of them.
the declaration of independence was signed on july 4 1774