The first continental Congress Decided To boycott all British goods.
they placed a tariff on british imports.
To raise money and to create an army
The Congress negotiated with foreign nations, established a postal system, borrowed money to support the army, and printed currency known as "continentals." However, the government's poor finances led to the expression "not worth a continental." Since the Continental Congress lacked any formal constitution,
Most of their funding came from foreign nations such as France and Spanish Louisiana (Spanish territory). The Continental Congress tried printing many money notes, but the currency lost its value.
Great Britain needed to raise money in 1763 because they needed money because they were bankrupt for the French-Indian war.
the tax and the money people donate
. . . the American tax-payer .
the continental congress and the nation pay the soldiers as you all know. Bt America was poor, and congress was always begging for money from individual states. Now in that situation, do u think congress can pay thousands of soldiers?
true
1.) Restore civil rights and raise a militia2.) Boycott all British goods
The Second Continental Congress raised money for the Continental Army primarily through the issuance of paper currency, known as "Continentals," which were used to fund military operations. They also sought loans from foreign nations and individuals, notably securing financial assistance from France and Spain. Additionally, Congress authorized the confiscation of loyalist properties and appointed committees to oversee fundraising efforts. These measures were crucial in sustaining the army during the Revolutionary War.
they were in dept and at war