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21 November, 23:53

The First Continental Congress drew up a Declaration of

A) Writs of Assistance

B) Independence

c) Rights of Grievances

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  1. 22 November, 00:15
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    The correct answer would be Declaration of Rights and Grievances, which was sent to the King of England to counter some of the horrible taxes being imposed on the colonists. The reason I can say this is true is based on deduction.

    Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia in June of 1776 and then almost a month later, the Declaration of Independence was proposed to the States. John Hancock, the first signatory, was the only person to sign on July 4.

    The writes of assistance during this time period were given by the Parliament of England and allowed for the entering are seizure of any illegal or smuggled goods
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