Virginia was the first state to ratify the Articles of Confederation. Delegates from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina were also involved in the initial process.
No. Jonathan Dayton did not sign the Articles of Confederation. He only signed the United States Constitution.
The first of the Thirteen colonies to sign the constitution was the state of Deleware, the first state to be admitted into the Union. Many people critisize this because the first colony to be founded was Virginia by the British, but in terms of the US history, Delaware was the first state to rattify and sign the constituion. Hense its nickname "the first state"
to print money to declare war sign treaties
in which state did only one delegate sign the constitution
One of the five Founding Fathers who drafted the Declaration of Independence, Roger Sherman was also the only man to sign all four of the newly forming USâ??s Great State papers(Articles of Confederation, Continental Association, Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution).
Well.....the anti federalist did however the bill of rights made them sign it
All states ratified the document
No. Jonathan Dayton did not sign the Articles of Confederation. He only signed the United States Constitution.
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The Hollywood sign.
Ratification!
No, it was the first state to sign the constitution.
The first of the Thirteen colonies to sign the constitution was the state of Deleware, the first state to be admitted into the Union. Many people critisize this because the first colony to be founded was Virginia by the British, but in terms of the US history, Delaware was the first state to rattify and sign the constituion. Hense its nickname "the first state"
yes he did he was the last one to sign the constituiom
Delaware was the firs state to sign the U-S Constitution.
The first state to be admitted to the Union of States was Delaware. Delaware was the first state to sign the Constitution of the United States.
Delaware was the first to sign the declaration of independence or Constitution