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| First Continental Congress (1774) |
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| All colonies besides Georgia assembled to determine how the colonies should react to the Intolerable Acts- which was seen as a threat to their rights and liberties. |
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| A fiery orator and radical, one of the delegates of the first Continental Congress |
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| One of the radical delegates in the first Continental Congress |
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| Another radical delegate in the first Continental Congress. The radicals demanded the most concessions from Britain. |
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| One of the moderate delegates in the first Continental Congress. Was highly successful in holding the nation together. Highly respected and trusted, was appointed commander-in-chief. |
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| A moderate in the first Continental Congress from Pennsylvania. |
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