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Which had the greatest influence in prompting the Second Continental Congress to declare independence?
the battles of Lexington and Concord
King George III’s rejection of peaceful reconciliation
financial support from France and Spain
increased open public support for independence
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King George III’s rejection of peaceful reconciliation.
Explanation: After the Olive Branch Petition was rejected and Parliament issued the Prohibitory Act and other measures treating the colonies as in rebellion, many delegates concluded that the king would not redress grievances—pushing the Second Continental Congress toward a formal declaration of independence.
Explanation: After the Olive Branch Petition was rejected and Parliament issued the Prohibitory Act and other measures treating the colonies as in rebellion, many delegates concluded that the king would not redress grievances—pushing the Second Continental Congress toward a formal declaration of independence.
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