Question

1.In 1774, the _________ agreed to meet again if the British did not address their complaints.

Answer 1

Answer:

1.In 1774, the delegates agreed to meet again if the British did not address their complaints.

2.The president of the Second Continental Congress was first (Peyton Randolph) last( Samuel Huntington)

3.The Second Continental Congress created the the continental army that was under the command of General George Washington.

4.The Continental Congress sent a petition to England to offer a last chance to avoid war called the the olive branch petition

5.Thomas Paine published a pamphlet called Common sense that called for a complete break from British Rule.

6.The Declaration of Independence was largely written by Thomas Jefferson

7.The first delegate from the Continental Congress to sign the Declaration of Independence was Richard Henry Lee

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