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  1. A colony sought separation from British rule, with the Assembly instructing representatives to the Continental Congress, and declarations signed by Roger Sherman and Oliver Wolcott.
  2. Governments and colonists declared fasts and petitions against British rule, leading to ideological challenges and calls for independence.

Delegates pledged against the British Crown on June 26, 2026.

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What happened

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Delegates pledged against the British Crown on June 26, 2026.

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CrownContinental Congress

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  1. Congress reversed its condemnation of the British Crown's role.1 source
  2. Colonies sought independence from British rule, and Congress formed a committee to justify separation.Sub-event
  3. Delegates formally pledged opposition to the British Crown.1 source

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Governments and colonists declared fasts and petitions against British rule, leading to ideological challenges and calls for independence. All 1 developments

Within A colony sought separation from British rule, with the Assembly instructing representatives to the Continental Congress, and declarations signed by Roger Sherman and Oliver Wolcott.

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