No. According to the German History Museum and the Smithsonian Insitutes, as well as the Library of Congress, this is a ninetenth legend. There was NEVER a vote for selecting German or English as a national language for the United States. In fact, our consititution, and all preambles, are conspicuously absent of any linguistic nationalism.
6 years because in 1765 Stamp Act was passed and The First Continental Congress was 1774..
The Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia in the spring of 1775. Hostilities between England and the colonies had already broken out--Bunker Hill, Ticonderoga, and Arnold's failed attempt to invade Canada. The Congress acted as the government for the colonies when it became obvious that war would result between England and the colonies. They appointed Washington as commander of the Continental Army and approved the writing of the Declaration of Independence.
they were fighting, brok out between britsh troops and bostoniens.
i think (from what i know from my textbook), the second continental congress influenced the conflict between the colonists and Britain because the congress started sending tons of stuff (like the Olive Branch Petition) to King George and also sending George a tougher statement called the Declaration of the Causes and Necessities of Taking Up Arms. but the effort to make peace failed. in fact, King George didn't even bother to answer the Olive Branch Petition. instead, he declared the colonies were "in open...rebellion." Parliament, meanwhile, voted to send 20,000 soldiers to the colonies to end the revolt. and all this influenced the conflict between the colonists and Britain.
The Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia in the spring of 1775. Hostilities between England and the colonies had already broken out--Bunker Hill, Ticonderoga, and Arnold's failed attempt to invade Canada. The Congress acted as the government for the colonies when it became obvious that war would result between England and the colonies. They appointed Washington as commander of the Continental Army and approved the writing of the Declaration of Independence. By 1776, the delegates of the Congress voted to establish the Articles of Confederation, the first government of the nation.
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they were poor
americans who remained loyal to Britain were called what
6 years because in 1765 Stamp Act was passed and The First Continental Congress was 1774..
second continental congress
The Continental Congress went through three incarnations between 1774 and 1789. All three incarnations of this Congress possessed both legislative and executive powers.
The second continental congress.
The Battles of Lexington and Concord marked the start of the Revolutionary War between the colonies and Great Britain. These battles did take place between the Second Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia.
The Second Continental Congress sent the king a petition called the olive branch. The olive branch was basicly begging the king for freedom orLiberty.
The Second Continental Congress sent the king a petition called the olive branch. The olive branch was basicly begging the king for freedom orLiberty.
The Second Continental Congress sent the king a petition called the olive branch. The olive branch was basicly begging the king for freedom orLiberty.
Other colonies have money.