Loyalists opposed independence because they were still loyal to England and the king, even once they left. They believed that England still ruled them so they stayed loyal.
That loyalist will certainly oppose our revolution.
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Loyalist forces were adamant about maintaining ties to King George III while the Patriots were determined to oppose the King. Many Patriots ended up as enemies to the crown for their beliefs and actions.
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There were probably a number of reasons, depending upon the circumstances of the individual, but the main reasons were that the individual was not unhappy with the circumstances of his life and, as a British subject, felt a strong sense of loyalty to Britain and the king.
A Patriot was someone who wanted independence from Britain. A Loyalist wanted to remain as a British colony.
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A Loyalist
Wealthy Loyalists might oppose independence due to concerns about the economic instability that could arise from breaking away from Great Britain, which provided a stable trading environment and access to markets. They could fear losing their property and social status in the event of conflict or a shift in power dynamics. Additionally, a loyalty to the Crown and the benefits they received from British governance, such as protection and privileges, might further solidify their opposition to independence.