Why did delegates from the American colonies meet in Philadelphia in 1775?

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The main reason why delegates from the American colonies met in Philadelphia in 1775 was "<span>B) to decide whether or not to give in to demands by Britain", since this was the last effort made by the colonists to try to avert full-on warfare. </span>

Aleks [24]3 years ago

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the correct answer is "b) to decide whether or not to give in to 1 demand

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