The Second Continental Congress voted twice on the Declaration of Independence because they wanted a unanimous vote. it was required by Congress. several colonies did not vote the first time. they wanted

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The Second Continental Congress voted twice on the Declaration of Independence because

they wanted a unanimous vote.
it was required by Congress.
several colonies did not vote the first time.
they wanted to make changes between votes.

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They wanted a unanimous vote.

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Answer:

They wanted a unanimous vote.

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It was to include all the other colonies too

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