
The First Continental Congress
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Social Studies, History
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4th Grade - University
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The First Continental Congress was a pivotal event in the American Revolution, where colonial delegates met in 1774 to address the Intolerable Acts imposed by Britain. Delegates from 12 colonies gathered in Philadelphia to discuss a unified response, marking the first time the colonies acted as a united group. They aimed to assert their rights, identify British violations, and propose a plan to restore those rights. The Congress resulted in the Declaration and Resolves, which outlined their grievances and threatened a trade boycott. Despite their efforts, the King ignored their demands, leading to increased tensions and the eventual revolution.
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