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The First Continental Congress offered a peaceful solution to the problem with Britain. It was held in 1774 in Philadelphia and attended by delegates from the American colonies. The Congress proposed a boycott of British goods and urged peaceful negotiations with Britain to address grievances and prevent further conflict.
Daniel O'Connel
The Olive Branch Petition
Britain
Britain and Iceland have generally had a peaceful relationship. But there have been occasional problems over the issue of fishing grounds.
Following the Boston Tea Party the American colonists realized that they could stand up against the British. At this point it was too late for the colonies and Great Britain to work out a peaceful settlement.
He collected 1,520,000 signatures, over two petitions. (Learnt it from History teacher at school...)
Peaceful enough for the times, though the Spanish caused a bit of a stir when they sent their armada to invade Britain. Fortunately, the Spanish forgot our British notorious weather.
Appeasement
New England
yes so they don't have to go through war and they can have a peaceful life as we do now with no war
The main reason that Britain decided to colonie New Holland was location. The location proved to be easily accesible and the natives were peaceful. New Holland is now Australia.