In October of 1765, nine colonies—all except Georgia, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Virginia—sent delegates to a meeting in New York, the Stamp Act Congress.
Delegates from every colony except Georgia met in Philadelphia on September 5, 1774
For nearly two months, the members of that First Continental Congress discussed the
worsening situation and debated plans for action
Ise these excerpts from the textbook to answer the question.
What does the difference in the number of colonies that sent delegates to the Stamp Act
Congress versus the First Continental Congress indicate about what was happening in the
colonies?
The colonies were now ready to break away from Britain.
The colonies were now ready to adopt the Albany Plan.
The conflicts with Britain were slowly uniting the colonies.
The colonies felt their protests against British authority were succeeding.