The Most Conservative Proposal Before the First Continental Congress in 1774

The most conservative proposal before the First Continental Congress in 1774 was the

A) Boston Manifesto that denounced the crimes committed by the British government since 1763.
B) Continental Association which called for boycotting British goods and cutting off exports to Great Britain.
C) plan from Joseph Galloway to create a general government for America capable of blocking Parliament's proposals.
D) Albany Plan from Benjamin Franklin for voluntary union among the colonies.