- The
Continental Congress was a
series of
legislative bodies, with some
executive function, for the
Thirteen Colonies of
Great Britain in
North America...
- The
First Continental Congress was a
meeting of
delegates of 12 of the
Thirteen Colonies held from
September 5 to
October 26, 1774, at Carpenters' Hall...
- The
Second Continental Congress (1775–1781) was the
meetings of
delegates from the
Thirteen Colonies that
united in
support of the
American Revolution...
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United States in
Congress ****embled,
known unofficially as the
president of the
Continental Congress and
later as
president of the
Congress of the Confederation...
- The
Continental Congress was
initially a
convention of
delegates from
several British American colonies at the
height of the
American Revolution era, who...
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Second Continental Congress,
meeting in
Philadelphia after the war's
outbreak at the
Battles of
Lexington and
Concord on
April 19, 1775. The
Continental Army...
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formally replacing the
Second Continental Congress. The
Congress continued to
refer to
itself as the
Continental Congress throughout its eight-year history....
- The
Declaration and
Resolves of the
First Continental Congress (also
known as the
Declaration of
Colonial Rights, or the
Declaration of Rights) was a statement...
- The
Stamp Act
Congress (October 7 – 25, 1765), also
known as the
Continental Congress of 1765, was a
meeting held in New York City in the
colonial Province...
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during the
American Revolutionary War. The
Corps was
formed by the
Continental Congress on
November 10, 1775, and was
disbanded in 1783.
Their mission was...
