What Justification Did the First Continental Congress Provide for Declaring

question 136

Multiple Choice

What justification did the First Continental Congress provide for declaring the illegitimacy of the Coercive Acts?

• A) The colonies only owed allegiance to Parliament, not to the king.
• B) The colonies owed allegiance to the king and to Parliament.
• C) The colonies only owed allegiance to the king, not to Parliament.
• D) The colonies owed allegiance to no one.

Comprehend various theories explaining gender role development, including gender schema theory, evolutionary theory, and social learning theory.

Recognize the psychological and biological aspects of gender identity and differences, including the conditions of intersex and transgender identity.

Analyze the impact of sociocultural influences on gender role development and stereotypes.

Examine the concept of androgyny and its implications for gender roles and stereotypes.

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