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Albany Congress Metal Ornament

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Capture wonderful family memories in a beautiful holiday keepsake with this premium round Christmas tree decoration. You can upload photos of your children, or your whole family, and send them out as holiday gifts.

  • Dimensions:
    • Diameter: 5.4 cm
    • Weight: 35.4 g.
  • Silver coloured metal tree decoration
  • Full-colour, full-bleed printing
  • UV Resistant and Waterproof
  • Creator Tip: To ensure the highest quality print, please note that this product's customisable design area measures 4.95 cm x 4.95 cm. For best results please add 0.15 cm (.12") bleed.

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Albany Congress Metal Ornament

Albany Congress Metal Ornament

The Albany Congress of 1754 was a significant event in colonial American history that brought together delegates from several British North American colonies to discuss common concerns and challenges. The primary goal of the Congress was to address the ongoing conflicts with Native American tribes and the looming threat of French expansion in the Ohio River Valley. Benjamin Franklin played a pivotal role in organising the Congress, and it marked one of the first instances of colonial cooperation and unity. During the Congress, a plan was proposed known as the Albany Plan of Union, which aimed to create a unified colonial government with the power to levy taxes, raise armies, and negotiate with Native American tribes and foreign powers. Although the plan was not ultimately adopted by the colonies or the British Crown, it laid the groundwork for future discussions and cooperation among the colonies, setting the stage for the eventual formation of the United States. The Albany Congress is also noteworthy for its symbolic representation of colonial unity and the idea that cooperation among the colonies was essential for their collective security and prosperity. It revealed the colonists' growing awareness of their shared interests and the need for coordinated action, even as they remained subjects of the British Empire. While the Albany Plan of Union was not immediately accepted, the concepts discussed during the Congress would resurface during the later American Revolution when the colonies sought independence from British rule. In this sense, the Albany Congress of 1754 was a crucial stepping stone on the path to American independence and the establishment of a new nation built on the principles of cooperation and self-determination.

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Product ID: 256001045892075672
Added on 3/9/23, 10:57 am
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