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How did the Second Continental Congress try to make peace with Britain after the Battle of Bunker Hill? They sent a delegate to Britain They sent the Olive Branch Petition They refused to fight for the
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How did the Second Continental Congress try to make peace with Britain after the Battle of Bunker Hill? They sent a delegate to Britain They sent the Olive Branch Petition They refused to fight for the British They united the 13 colonies
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There United the 13 colonies
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They united the 13 colonies
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