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What agreement did the delegates to the Stamp Act Congress reach? They agreed that the colonies should declare their independence if Parliament did not repeal the Stamp Act. They agreed to boycott any products requiring official British stamps. They agreed that Parliament did not have the right to levy taxes outside of Great Britain. They agreed to send delegates to London to petition for recognition as the colonies true legislature. They agreed to accept the Stamp Act if Parliament offered membership to American representatives.
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