1776 Part 1

All of the colonies were present at the meeting of the Continental Congress, with the exception of Virginia.

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The colonies drafted and approved of the Stamp Act, Tea Act, and Sugar Act.

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The first time John Adams suggested that Congress should debate the issue of independence, they voted to start discussing it right away.

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John Dickinson of Pennsylvania believed strongly in independence.

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Rhode Island was usually the first colony to cast a vote in the Continental Congress.

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The first time John Adams suggested that Congress should debate the issue of independence, they voted to start discussing it right away.

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The colonies had drafted and approved of the Stamp Act, Tea Act, and Sugar Act.

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All three of the delegates from Pennsylvania were in favor of independence.

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John Dickinson of Pennsylvania believed strongly in independence.

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John Adams is the one who proposed the resolution of independence to Congress.

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