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Importance of the First Continental Congress
- U.S. Revolutionary Period | Social Studies Grade 4 | Children's Government Books
- Narrated by: Carmyn Block
- Length: 13 mins
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Importance of the First Continental Congress
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
What was the First Continental Congress? Who participated in it, and what were the benefits? This book of social studies will help improve your child’s knowledge on the historical importance of the First Continental Congress. Introduce additional resources for an improved learning experience. Encourage your child to learn, beginning today.
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