The Framers of the Constitution anticipated that one branch of the national government would be the "first branch" of the federal government since they gave that branch national governing power. That the Framers made this branch of government the subject of the first article of the Constitution is indicia of the importance they placed upon it. This "first branch" is the

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The Framers of the Constitution anticipated that one branch of the national government would be the "first branch" of the federal government since they gave that branch national governing power. That the Framers made this branch of government the subject of the first article of the Constitution is indicia of the importance they placed upon it. This "first branch" is the

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Mckinley Horton · Answer 1

Congress.

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Although it was far from certain that colonists were willing to fight a full-scale war against Britain. The divided colonists had no intrinsic unity; their collective action knowledge was restricted; they had to establish and retain an army; they had no national bodies other than the Continental Congress. The Continental Congress was an organization of delegates working together in the 1770s to speak and made decisions on behalf of the colonies in North America. And therefore it was called the first branch of the federal government.