i dont know ecause social studies is f'n stupid
there wasnt a goal.
The king
to secure the rights of colonist as English citizens
The Second Continental Congress was made up of delegates from the thirteen British colonies of America. Its original purpose was to oversee the colonial war effort against Great Britain.
The main purpose of the First Continental Congress was to petition England to give them the rights they expected. The congress was held in response to the Coercive Acts.
The Second Continental Congress did not initially want to break away from Britain. In 1775, their main goal was to establish a military force, the Continental Army, to defend their rights against British oppression. Additionally, they created a new currency, the Continental currency, as a means to finance the war and pay their soldiers. However, as the war progressed, sentiments shifted towards independence, leading to the eventual Declaration of Independence in 1776.
The first goal of the executive leadership system is the shift of power from Congress to the president. The second goal is improving coordinations through the presidency of the bureaucracy's agencies and programs. The last goal of the system is the establishment of partisanship.
The goal of the First Continental Congress, which took place in 1774, was to address grievances against the British Crown and to find a peaceful resolution to the growing tensions between the American colonies and England. The result of the congress was the creation of a unified colonial response to British policies, including the adoption of a Declaration of Rights and Grievances and a boycott of British goods.
Yes.
The initial war objective was to preserve the union.
To bring the union back together.
The colonists initial goal against the British was for lower taxation. Instead of lowering taxes the British increase taxes. The increased taxes led to the Revolutionary war.
Morris was a valuable member of the Continental Congress where he specialized in financial affairs and military procurement, serving in Congress's war department and as the chairman of the Secret Committee of Trade. The Continental Congress hired Morris's firm (Willing and Morris) to supply the Continental Army with arms and ammunition. Pamphleteer Thomas Paine and others would later vehemently criticize Morris for supplying the Continental Army because Morris profited greatly from the war. Although he was never tried for this apparent conflict of interest, Morris's reputation was severely weakened. In 1781 Morris was appointed the Superintendent of Finance (modern day Secretary of the Treasury), with a goal to solve the national debt crisis. ----
Morris was a valuable member of the Continental Congress where he specialized in financial affairs and military procurement, serving in Congress's war department and as the chairman of the Secret Committee of Trade. The Continental Congress hired Morris's firm (Willing and Morris) to supply the Continental Army with arms and ammunition. Pamphleteer Thomas Paine and others would later vehemently criticize Morris for supplying the Continental Army because Morris profited greatly from the war. Although he was never tried for this apparent conflict of interest, Morris's reputation was severely weakened. In 1781 Morris was appointed the Superintendent of Finance (modern day Secretary of the Treasury), with a goal to solve the national debt crisis. ----