Organizing of the first congenital congress-main decisions, viewpoints of various delegated 9radicals, moderates, conservatives)

Address grievances against Britain, particularly the Intolerable Acts. Radicals like Samuel Adams pushed for strong action and possible independence. Moderates such as John Dickinson favored negotiation and reconciliation. Conservatives like Joseph Galloway wanted to maintain ties with Britain and focus on stability. The Congress decided to send a petition to King George III and called for a boycott of British goods, setting the stage for greater colonial unity.