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First Continental Congress

First Continental Congress. Convened September 5, 1774 Every colony represented except Georgia 56 Delegates included Samuel and John Adams (MA), Joseph Galloway and John Dickinson (PA), Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee, and George Washington (VA) Goals Respond to the Intolerable Acts

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First Continental Congress

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  1. First Continental Congress • Convened September 5, 1774 • Every colony represented except Georgia • 56 Delegates included Samuel and John Adams (MA), Joseph Galloway and John Dickinson (PA), Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee, and George Washington (VA) • Goals • Respond to the Intolerable Acts • Defend American rights w/o war • Actions • Endorsed the Suffolk Resolves • Sent a petition to the king conceding power to Parliament to regulate commerce but denouncing actions taken to date unconstitutional

  2. Second Continental Congress • Convened May 10, 1775 • All colonies sent delegates • Goals • Resolve conflict and remain a part of the British Empire • Actions • Olive Branch Petition • Established a Continental Army with George Washington as Commander • Richard Henry Lee (VA) introduces the resolution for Independence- July 2, 1776 resolution passes- USA created • Declaration of Independence approved July 4, 1776 • Evolves into a national government without defined powers until the Articles of Confederation passed in 1779

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