Galloway Plan of Union

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The Galloway Plan of Union was a 1774 proposal at the First Continental Congress to create a unified colonial government under British authority in an effort to avert the American Revolution.

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instanceOf colonial union plan
historical document
political proposal
aimedTo create a unified colonial government under British authority
constitutionalFeature colonial participation in imperial legislation affecting the colonies
shared authority between colonial Grand Council and British Parliament
countryInvolved British America
Great Britain
goal avert the American Revolution
reconcile American colonies with Great Britain
hasLanguage English
historicalSignificance illustrates moderate colonial attempts at compromise with Britain
represents an alternative to American independence
inspiredBy Albany Plan of Union
intendedJurisdiction Thirteen Colonies
legalStatus never implemented
opposedBy radical colonial delegates
politicalAlignment loyalist
politicalContext prelude to the American Revolution
proposedAt First Continental Congress
proposedBy Joseph Galloway
proposedIn Philadelphia
proposedInYear 1774
proposedStructure Grand Council for the colonies
President-General appointed by the British Crown
rejectedBy First Continental Congress
rejectedInYear 1774
rejectionMethod vote of the Continental Congress
relatedEvent American Revolutionary era
surface form: American Revolutionary crisis

Intolerable Acts
supportedBy loyalist delegates

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Joseph Galloway proposed Galloway Plan of Union