Why did delegates to the second continental congress remain reluctant to break with britain in 1775?

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The correct answer is <span>The delegates worried that independence would destroy political stability

They believed that a sudden independence would cause a lot of political instability since the colonies might start fighting with each other for supremacy or there would be difficulty in maintaining order with the population who might not support a new government or anything similar. They did however break with Britain which proved to be a good thing.</span>

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