Partially drawn from Committees of Correspondence, this group drafted the Articles of Confederation.
Much of this group's imagery was created by its longtime secretary, Charles Thomson. Joseph Galloway made a rejected proposal to this group. They first met at Carpenters' Hall under Peyton Randolph. A meeting of this group endorsed the Suffolk Resolves. A document adopted by this group lists a "long train of abuses and usurpations." Members of this group like John Dickinson sent the (*) Olive Branch Petition. Partially drawn from Committees of Correspondence, this group drafted the Articles of Confederation. For 10 points, name these meetings of delegates from the Thirteen Colonies, the second of which adopted the Declaration of Independence.
Much of this group's imagery was created by its longtime secretary, Charles Thomson.
Continental Congresses [or First Continental Congress; or Second Continental Congress]