Josiah Bartlett, William Whipple, John Adams, Matthew Thornton. Flashcards
Who wrote “Paradise Lost”?
Matthew Thornton.
Who was a physician by trade along with a signer?
Josiah Bartlett and Matthew Thornton.
Who had five children?
Matthew Thornton.
Who had twelve children?
Josiah Bartlett.
Which signer attended church with “Tottering Steps”?
Matthew Thornton.
Which signer was also a colonel in a military regiment?
Josiah Bartlett.
New Hampshire signer born in Ireland.
Matthew Thornton.
What was the inscription on Matthew Thornton’s grave?
“An Honest Man”
Which New Hampshire signer had a town named after him?
Josiah Bartlett.
Which New Hampshire signer had a good sense of humor?
Matthew Thornton.
Which New Hampshire signer helped build the Navy?
Josiah Bartlett.
Which New Hampshire signer was a good story teller?
Matthew Thornton.
Which New Hampshire signer continually opened his home to the homeless, etc?
Matthew Thornton.
Which New Hampshire signer had a child die in infancy?
William Whipple.
Which New Hampshire signer is known for his honesty?
Matthew Thornton.
Which New Hampshire signer was known as an optimist?
William Whipple.
Which New Hampshire signer had a heart condition that caused him to fall off of his horse?
William Whipple.
Which New Hampshire signer nearly escaped death when a canon ball smashed through his headquarters.
Josiah Bartlett.
Which New Hampshire signer nearly escaped death when a canon ball smashed through his headquarters.
William Whipple.
Which signer was 62 when he signed?
Matthew Thornton.
Who was president of the first patriotic provincial congress of NH?
Matthew Thornton.
Who was appointed to settle a land dispute between Connecticut and Pennsylvania?
William Whipple.
Who declined to be the commissioner of Admiralty?
William Whipple.
Where was John Adams born?
MA
Where was John Adams born?
MA.
Who was deemed the hardest working congressman in the second continental congress?
John Adams.
Who recommended Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration of Independence?
John Adams.
What two signers died on July 4th 1826?
Thomas Jefferson & John Adams.
Who was the first US minister to Great Britain?
John Adams.
Who wrote the New Constitution For The Great Wealth Of MA?
John Adams.
Who was the first Vice President of the US?
John Adams.
Who was the second president of the US?
John Adams.
What signer was a descendant of a pilgrim?
John Adams.
Which pilgrim was John Adams related to?
John Alden.
Who was important in influencing reluctant delegates to vote for the Declaration?
John Adams.
Who served on 90 committee’s in the continental congress and chaired 25 of them?
John Adams.
Who introduced the following resolution to congress in 1777?:
“The flag of the US shall be 13 stripes alternating red and white and that the union be 13 stars white on a blue field.”
John Adams.
Who went to France to negotiate money for the revolutionary war?
John Adams.
Who said “I must avow, I have no attachment but to my own Country”?
John Adams.
Which signer became a ship Captain?
William Whipple.
What was the secret of Whipple’s success?
His ability to perform any duty required of him.
“The die is not cast. Sink or swim, live or die, my County is my unalterable determination”.
-John Adams
Who said of himself: “I am obnoxious, suspected and unpopular”?
John Adams.
Who fought against slavery?
John Adams.
Who said: “The 4th of July ought to be commemorated as a day of deliverance by solemn acts of devotions unto god?
John Adams.
Which signer was able to hear King George III announce America’s independence?
John Adams.
How old was John Adams when he signed the declaration?
40.
Which signer said they were “worthy of god’s aid and protection”?
John Adams.
Who represented the British soldiers after the British Massacre?
John Adams.
Which persons son became the president of the US later on?
John Adams.
What was John Adams’ wife’s name?
Abigail Smith.
Where was Samuel Adams born?
Boston, MA
How was Samuel Adams related to John Adams?
They were second cousins.
Who’s father was a member of the MA assembly?
Samuel Adams.
Which signer was home-schooled?
Samuel Adams.
How old was Samuel Adams when he entered Harvard?
14 years old.
What was Samuel Adams studying at Harvard?
Ministry.
What did Samuel Adams spend his allowance on?
A pamphlet called “Englishman’s Rights”.
What did Samuel Adams eventually become?
A politician and a merchant.
Which signer formed a club who wrote political essays for the Boston Political Adviser?
Samuel Adams.
Which profession did Samuel Adams detest?
Merchant.
Which signer almost became bankrupt?
Samuel Adams.
How old was Samuel Adams when his father died?
25.