Question

A problem the Second Continental Congress faced in 1775 was
-how to pay for a war against Britain.
-where to put the capital of the colonies.
-how to gain allies in a war against Britain.
-whether to attack the British in the South.

Answer 1

When the Second Continental Congress convened on May 10, 1775, it faced a number of important decisions. Delegates decided to form the Continental Army and to appoint George Washington as its commander-in-chief. They chose to try to resolve the ongoing crisis with England. However, the most significant issue faced by the Second Continental Congress was whether to continue seeking reconciliation with Great Britain or to declare independence, debated in June and July of 1776

Answer 2

In the opening days of the Second Continental Congress, most congressional delegates favored trying to reconcile with Great Britain. The Congress approved two documents in July, 1775. The first, titled "Declaration of the Causes and Necessity of Taking Up Arms," laid out the reasons Congress felt it necessary to defend colonial freedoms with force. The second, the "Olive Branch Petition," was sent to King George III, in hopes that he would intervene between the colonies and the British Parliament.

Answer 3

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