How many people signed the decleration of independance?
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56-basically as new delegates joined congress, they were allowed to sign
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193 Countries in the world.  There are colonies and territories that may be incorrectly noted as countries, but they are not independent intities. \n\nRead more at the link below.
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I don't know. I guess there is no way for us to know which country signed first because they agreed upon it simultaneously. Unless you want to know by fact, who was the first representative to jot down a signature! Haha, I really don't know. But all I know is that, only Somalia and the United States have not ratified the CRC. Somalia is currently unable to proceed to ratification as it has no recognized government.
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Well, if I'm getting your jist correctly, one of the people left out of the signing was George Washington. he didn't sign because he wasn't sure if he wanted to give the American people the idea that he wanted get into Foriegn affairs...or something to that effect. I'm sure someone else can explain it better.
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In 1986 there were 3 million.\n\nToday there are somewhere between 11 to 30 million.
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On this list are 243 entities considered to be countries. This corresponds to:\n\n202 sovereign states\n\n36 inhabited dependent territories\nand\n5 areas of special sovereignty
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The Constitution was ratified by the states in the following order:\n#   Date-State Yea/Nay/Approval\n1.  December 7, 1787-Delaware 30/0/100%\n2.  December 12, 1787-Pennsylvania 46/23/67%\n3.  December 18, 1787-New Jersey 38/0/100%\n4.  January 2, 1788-Georgia 26/0/100%\n5.  January 9, 1788-Connecticut 128/40/76%\n6.  February 6, 1788-Massachusetts 187/168/53%\n7.  April 28, 1788-Maryland 63/11/85%\n8.  May 23, 1788-South Carolina 149/73/67%\n9.  June 21, 1788-New Hampshire 57/47/55%\n10.  June 25, 1788-Virginia 89/79/53%\n11.  July 26, 1788-New York 30/27/53%\n12.  November 21, 1789-North Carolina 194/77/72%\n13.  May 29, 1790-Rhode Island 34/32/52%
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There are presently 191 member States of the United Nations
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Not as many as those that were converted.
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Poland 1980 \nThe rise and fall of Solidarnosc (Solidarity). \n\n"ten million workers (out of 13 million employees) had left the 'official' state-run unions to set up their own independent unions under the umbrella of 'Solidarnosc'. Peasants and students set up their own committees. Even 40,000 police set up an independent union!"\n\nThe full story at the site below
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It is the document that established the Roman Catholic Church as the major religion of France.  It was signed by Napoleon.\n\nThis treaty was abrogated in 1905 when the seperation of church and state law was enacted.
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There is the Introduction, \n\nthe Preamble, \n\nthe Indictment giving the 29 charges against the King and his government, \n\nthe denunciation which declares the conditions for breaking with the British people as well as the Crown, \n\nand the Conclusion which announces independence.
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None.  No other country declared or gained independence in 1776
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You could say when it was implemented in 1868 since it never met Constitutional requirements for ratification.\n\nCertainly when supported by the United States Supreme Court in the case of Texas V. White in 1869.
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The Kingdom of Scotland's 1320 Declaration of Arbroath was undoubtedly also an influence as the first known formal declaration of independence.\n\nIt would be hard to know the background of each of the 56 signatories without looking each one of them up and doing a complete historical biography.  Some have estimated about half had at least 1/2 Scottish blood.
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It was formally signed on August 2, 1776, with some members adding their names after that date.  \n\nHistoric US document stating the theory of government on which the USA was founded, based on the right ‘to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness’. The statement was issued by the Continental Congress on 4 July 1776, renouncing all allegiance to the British crown and ending the political connection with Britain.\n\nFollowing a resolution moved on 7 June, by Richard Henry Lee, ‘that these United Colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent States’, a committee including Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin was set up to draft a declaration; most of the work was done by Jefferson.\n\nThe resolution, coming almost a year after the outbreak of hostilities, was adopted by the representatives of 12 colonies (New York abstained initially) on 2 July, and the Declaration on 4 July; the latter date has ever since been celebrated as Independence Day in the USA. The representatives of New York announced their adhesion on 15 July, and the Declaration was afterwards signed by the members of Congress on 2 August.\n\nThe declaration enumerated the grievances the colonists harboured against the British crown, which included its use of American Indians to attack colonists, taxation without representation, and denial of civil liberties