John Hancock was one of the founding fathers committed to liberty. How did he demonstrate this commitment?

F. By writing the Articles of Conferation

G. By serving as commander in chief of the confederate army

H. By organizing Committees of Correspondence

J. By signing the Declaration of Independence

Although George Washington, John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and James Madison are commonly referred to as "Founders," none of them signed the Declaration of Independence.

In July 1776, General George Washington, Commander of the Continental Army, was defending New York City. On July 9th, Washington read the Declaration of Independence to the army as instructed by John Hancock.

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John Hancock was one of the founding fathers committed to liberty. How did he demonstrate this commitment?F. By writing the Articles of Conferation G. By serving as commander in chief of the confederate army H. By organizing Committees of Correspondence J. By signing the Declaration of Independence

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