Did you know that John Hancock was the most famous for his large signature on the Declaration of Independence?  Also Hancock helped to fund the American effort during the Revolutionary War.  Another really cool fact is that Hancock was reelected as Governor of Massachusetts.  Also Hancock ran against George Washington for president and did not expect to win.  Another one is that  John's  life in politics continued after his tenure as president under the Articles of Confederation.

      Arthur St. Clair was a president under the Articles of Confederation.  He served as president from 1787-1788.  After the last year of being president, he was received to be governor of the Northwest Territory.He somehow died very poor at the age of 81.  Arthur supported the American Revolution but he served the British army during the French and Indian War.

Sixth president 

under the

Articles of Confederation

I think Nathaniel Gorham is very interesting.  He became a judge though lacked legal training.  He attended the Constitutional Convention.  With Thomas Jefferson, George Clinton and more he supported the U.S. Constitution.  As with some of the other presidents under the A of C, this presidency was just something to add to his long list of accomplishments.  Gorham served as a member of the legislature and much more.  Gorham career started with public notary.  His sister was the the wife of John Leighton who was an ancestor of Theodore Roosevelt’s second wife, Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt.  Nathaniel served from 1786-1787. He died on June 11, 1796.  I picked Nathaniel Gorham because of these reasons.  Therefore, Gorham has had a long life in politics and I think he deserved to be president.

Did you know that John Hancock was the fifth President under the Articles of Confederation? Hancock was President from 1785-1786.Hancock  had also helped fund an American effort during the American Revolutionary War.Eventually, Hancock was re-elected the Governor of Massachusetts due to health before he even became President. He even ran against George Washington when the election was under the Constitution, but he didn’t win, obviously.  

The first president under the Articles of Confederation is John Hanson. He was born in Maryland. Hanson also had the first full term  presidency  from 1781-1782. Also, he attempted to assign in the White House to work. He had a term when the U.S. post office was being made. That's some facts about the first president of the Articles of Confederation.

Richard Henry Lee

 I think Richard Henry Lee was the most interesting President before the Constitution.  I believe this because he was the President of the Continental Congress, Lee was the first to state that the US  should declare freedom from Great Britain.  Also Lee was an Anti-Federalist, he was also a Senator.