<u>The right answer is B. John Witherspoon</u>. He was born in <u><em>Scotland in 1723</em></u>, <em><u>became a Presbyterian minister in 1745</u></em> and <em><u>emigrated to New Jersey in 1768</u></em> with his family, accepting an invitation from <em><u>Benjamin Rush and Richard Stockton</u></em>. Once he arrived, he became <em><u>sixth president and head professor of the Presbyterian College of New Jersey</u></em> (later known as Princeton University). At the moment of <em><u>Declaration of Independence</u></em>, on July 4, 1776, <u>John Witherspoon</u> was a <em><u>delegate from New Jersey</u></em> and the <em><u>only active clergyman and the only active college president signatory of the Declaration</u></em>.