First Continental Congress: A Detailed Summary

  • Last Updated: December 2, 2025
  • Publisher: History Crunch

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B. Millar

I'm the founder of History Crunch, which I first began in 2015 with a small team of like-minded professionals. I have an Education Degree with a focus in Social Studies education. I spent nearly 15 years teaching history, geography and economics in secondary classrooms to thousands of students. Now I use my time and passion researching, writing and thinking about history education for today's students and teachers.

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