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Continental Congress

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Continental Congress 1774-89, federal legislature of the Thirteen Colonies and later of the United States in the American Revolution and under the Articles of Confederation (see Confederation, Articles of ). First Continental Congress Indignation against England's colonial policy reached fever pitch in the colonies after the passage (1774) of the Intolerable Acts , and the Sons of Liberty and the committees of correspondence promoted the idea of an intercolonial assembly similar to the one held (1765) at the time of the Stamp Act . The First Continental Congress (Sept. 5-Oct.... Read more
Continental Congress
Continental Congress First Continental Congress. The Continental Congress became the government of the United States out of necessity, not design. The forty-five delegates who gathered in Philadelphia in September 1774 were not sure why they were... Read more
Continental Congress
Continental Congress (1774–1776).The ten years...led to the calling of the First Continental Congress. This body, drawn from the provincial...set a course of action. The Second Continental Congress, which convened in May 1775, contained... Read more

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