What prompted American colonists to convene the Continental Congress?

A. The public was protesting against British violations of their rights.

B. The Congress had been tasked with choosing a form of government for the colonies.

C. Colonial political leaders were frustrated with the lack of colonial representation in Parliament.

D. Disloyal American colonists were being condemned without trial.

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Naomi Hurley

3 October, 19:27

What prompted American colonists to convene the Continental Congress?

A. The public was protesting against British violations of their rights.

B. The Congress had been tasked with choosing a form of government for the colonies.

C. Colonial political leaders were frustrated with the lack of colonial representation in Parliament.

D. Disloyal American colonists were being condemned without trial.

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Zion Atkinson · Answer 1

b is rhe asnwer

A. The public was protesting against British violations of their rights.

B. The Congress had been tasked with choosing a form of government for the colonies.

C. Colonial political leaders were frustrated with the lack of colonial representation in Parliament.

D. Disloyal American colonists were being condemned without trial.