Which delegate from Pennsylvania proposed a plan that aimed to reorder the colonies' relationship with Parliament?

The correct answer is Joseph Galloway. He was a delegate from Pennsylvania who presented a comprehensive plan during the First Continental Congress in 1774, known as the Galloway Plan of Union. This plan proposed a reconceptualization of the relationship between the colonies and Great Britain, suggesting a union of the colonies under a central assembly that would operate in conjunction with Parliament. Galloway's plan aimed to ensure colonial interests were represented while addressing grievances, reflecting a desire for cooperation with Britain rather than outright independence. His approach highlighted the tensions of the time, emphasizing both loyalty to the Crown and the growing colonial discontent. This effort aimed at creating a more stable political structure in response to colonial dissatisfaction without severing ties with Britain completely.