What was the meaning of the albany plan?

question 2 options:

the colonies would all die from no food.

the colonies needed to join together to kill the indians.

the colonies needed to work together as one or die.

the colonies needed to join together to kill the british

The colonies needed to work together as one or die.

Explanation:

The Albany Plan of Union was the plan proposed by Benjamin Franklin. the purpose of this plan was to form a permanent federation for the thirteen colonies. Franklin introduced this plan on 19th June and adopted it on 10th July 1754 but was rejected by King George II. This proposal was the step to bring the thirteen colonies under one government as a unified government.

The meaning of the Albany Plan was that the thirteen colonies need to work together as one unit or die because the purpose of the Albany Plan was to build a unified government.

So, the correct answer is the third option.

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