Answer:
The correct answer is Galloway.
Step-by-step explanation:
Galloway’s Plan of Union was suggested in 1774, by Joseph Galloway, a Pennsylvanian delegate whose idea was to unit Great Britain with its North American colonies.
It means that America would have a separate colonial parliament and act together with the British parliament. His objective was to create a unified government for the colonies, but while keeping the British Empire united. The plan would be realized by choosing a President- General, a representative appointed by the British. The King would have final authority but with a possibility of veto each other's laws.
His plan was rejected in the First Continental Congress in Pennsylvania.