Who was the youngest to sign the Declaration of Independence?
Correct answer: C. Edward Rutledge
- A. Thomas Jefferson
- B. William Hooper
- C. Edward Rutledge
- D. James Wilson
Explanation
Edward Rutledge of South Carolina was about 26 when he signed the Declaration of Independence, making him the youngest signer among the listed figures. Jefferson, Hooper and Wilson were older at the time of signing.
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