Why did the delegates from the colonies want to form a union

They didn't believe that a unified government body would protect their individual interests. ... The council would make laws, raise taxes, and set up the defense of the colonies.

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Why did the delegates from the colonies want to form a union? The delegates in Albany knew that the colonists had to work together to defeat the French.  The plan was an attempt to create "one general government" for the British colonies. It called for a Grand Council made up of representatives from each colony.

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