Arguments for the First Continental Congress

Resistance to British regulations could be managed solely through economic boycotts, without requiring organized political structures.

The colonial assemblies had sufficient power to address grievances without needing any external intervention or coordinated resistance.

Each colony should independently negotiate with Britain since localized issues are best resolved without a central collective effort.

A coordinated colonial response was essential to address the infringement on colonial rights by Britain and to build collective strength against Parliamentary overreach.