th pentition was mad at the contrenentral congress.
The petition of the congress. What else could it be? :)
The second continental Congress.
The colonists sent the olive Branch Petition in advance prior to Bunker Hill. Then the battle of Bunker Hill happened; reslulting King George III to unanimously reject the Olive Branch Petition.
The olive branch petition was a document that the 2nd continental congress sent to king george the third to
The Olive Branch Petition was the document sent to George III.
John Hancock served as the President of the Second Continental Congress, and was sent to the Congress by the state of Massachusetts as a delegate.
The second continental Congress.
peace treaty
The colonists sent the olive Branch Petition in advance prior to Bunker Hill. Then the battle of Bunker Hill happened; reslulting King George III to unanimously reject the Olive Branch Petition.
The right to life, liberty, and the right to assemble were three of the things listed in the signed petition that the First Continental Congress sent to the King. They also said they had the right to a trail by jury.
second continental congress
The right to life, liberty, and the right to assemble were three of the things listed in the signed petition that the First Continental Congress sent to the King. They also said they had the right to a trail by jury.
according to my social studies book...... it says that they sent the olive branch petition.
The First Continental Congress met on 5 September 1774. They were not ready to break away from Great Britain, so they organized an economic boycott of Britain's products and sent a petition to King George for a redress of their grievances.
The Olive Branch Petition
The olive branch petition was a document that the 2nd continental congress sent to king george the third to
The First Continental Congress met on 5 September 1774. They were not ready to break away from Great Britain, so they organized an economic boycott of Britain's products and sent a petition to King George for a redress of their grievances.
The First Continental Congress sent a petition to King George III on October 25, 1774. This petition was to inform the king that the oppression the British Parliament placed on the colonies was the reason that the Americans were standing up against the British rule.