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What issues kept GA from sending delegates to the 1st continental congress?
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It wasn't a colony. It was just a place where England sent its criminals.
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What provided most of the money raised by the continental congress for the revolution?
the printing of paper money by Congress and the states
What was the main issue of debate at the second continental congress?
Economic issues were highly discussed in the Second Continental Congress as they needed a plan to fund the new country that they were anticipating. One of the key economic issues was the printing of currency that would be needed for this country.
Why did Washington write to the Continental Congress?
George Washington wanted to publicize issues about war and other problems.
What issues did the convention delegates refuse to settle in 1787?
slavery
What issues did the convention fail to resolve?
One of the problems that lead to the convention that formed the Continental Congress was having no representation in British Parliament for the colonies, despite the colonies being taxed. Further oppression and taxation aggravated the issues, which eventually lead to a call for independence and the revolution.
What provided most of the money raised by the continental congress for the revolution?
the printing of paper money by Congress and the states
What was the main issue of debate at the second continental congress?
Economic issues were highly discussed in the Second Continental Congress as they needed a plan to fund the new country that they were anticipating. One of the key economic issues was the printing of currency that would be needed for this country.
Why did Washington write to the Continental Congress?
George Washington wanted to publicize issues about war and other problems.
What was the difference between money issues by colonies and money issued by the continental congress?
Other colonies have money.
What colony did lyman hall belong to?
Lyman Hall was from Georgia. He was sent by St. John's parish as the lone representative from Georgia to the Continental Congress. St. John's parish was a fiercely anti-British parish. He was admitted to Congress in May 1775. Since he didn't represent the whole colony, he wasn't allowed to vote on issues that required a "by the colony" vote. He was only allowed to vote on more general matters. The rest of Georgia did not send delegates to the Continental Congress until July 1775.
What issues divided the Continental Congress as it developed a plan for the national government?
They did not know how many people should rule the nation.
What action did the colonist take in September 1774 in response to their issues with Britain?
Representatives from twelve colonies met at a Continental Congress in Philadelphia.
What meeting did the olonies have to discuss problems with England?
The two Continental Congress were called to discuss how to address the colonies' issues with British legislation over the previous twenty years.
What issues did the convention delegates refuse to settle in 1787?
slavery
To whom did the first continental congress appeal in their declaration of american rights and grievances?
The first Continental Congress appealed to King George III of England in their Declaration of American Rights and Grievances. They outlined their grievances and expressed their desire for a peaceful resolution to the issues they had with the British government. However, their appeals were largely ignored, leading to further tensions and eventually the American Revolution.
What are the similarities between the first and second continental congress?
both met in Philadelphia to talk about the british and talk about the issues the town has
What issues did the convention fail to resolve?
One of the problems that lead to the convention that formed the Continental Congress was having no representation in British Parliament for the colonies, despite the colonies being taxed. Further oppression and taxation aggravated the issues, which eventually lead to a call for independence and the revolution.
