Ultimately, the Albany Plan of Union was

-rejected by the colonies and the British.
-accepted by the colonies and put in place in 1755.
-accepted by the colonies but rejected by Parliament.
-rejected by the colonies but imposed by the British.

Out of this congress came a proposal, called the Albany Plan of Union, which was supported by the members of the congress, but ultimately rejected by King George II and the leadership of individual colonies. While the plan was not actualized, it was the first conception of a unified government between the colonies.

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Ultimately, the Albany Plan of Union was -rejected by the colonies and the British. -accepted by the colonies and put in place in 1755. -accepted by the colonies but rejected by Parliament. -rejected by the colonies but imposed by the British.

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Ultimately, the Albany Plan of Union was

-rejected by the colonies and the British.
-accepted by the colonies and put in place in 1755.
-accepted by the colonies but rejected by Parliament.
-rejected by the colonies but imposed by the British.