Delegate Biography Project
Kyarria Chandler
Delegates Name: John Dickinson
- Delegates State: Delaware
- Delegates Profession:Lending and investment, Lawyer retired
- Age at convention: 54
- Did the delegate sign the constitution: No
Professional Information
- John Dickinson was a governor of Pennsylvania
- Member of Delaware constitutional convention
- John was one of few to refuse to sign the deceleration of independence
- My delegates profession was very useful in creating a constitution
Penman of the Revolution
John Dickinson
July 8, 1776
John Dickinson
The great penman signature
John Dickinson
The later days
Constitutional contributions
John was greatly know for his letters he wrote supporting the ratification of the constitution.
Why was John the chosen one?
Mr. Dickinson has been famed through all america, for his farmer letters. he is a scholar and said to be a man of very extensive information.
Email: Johnthegreat@Gmail.com
Phone: 2056678121
Facebook: facebook.com/JohnDickinson
Twitter: @John__TheMan
State Information
- The delegate of Delaware didn't want independence, they were against it until Ceaser Rodney changed their vote.
- The Constitution benefited john because he received the title as " penman of the revolution"
- The constitution could have benefited the state of Delaware in many ways starting with making rules and laws for themselves.
BONUS!
- It's a fact that Johns refusal to signing the the deceleration of independence damaged his reputation.
- Delaware was the first state to ratify the united states constitutions