What was the primary goal of the representatives who attended the First Continental Congress?

To declare immediate independence from Great Britain and start a war

To find a unified way to protect their rights as citizens

To elect a single president for all thirteen of the colonies

To thank King George III for his leadership and support

Besides sending a list of complaints to the king, what major economic action did the First Continental Congress organize?

They decided to stop buying goods from Great Britain.

They printed their own colonial money to replace British currency.

They lowered the prices of all goods sold in the colonies.

They agreed to only sell their goods to France and Spain.

They sent a gift to the king to show their loyalty.

They published an article in a London newspaper.

They sent him a petition listing their complaints.

They asked the governor of Boston to speak for them.

It made the colonies more loyal to the king than before.

It caused the colonies to unite against Great Britain.

It frightened the colonists into paying the tea tax.

It led to the immediate closing of all colonial ports.

A violent and aggressive attack on British authority.

A secret plan to overthrow the colonial governors.

A peaceful but firm method of demanding change.

A request for military help from other countries.