In Boston the Loyalists were driven out or left on their own initiative. Their property was confiscated and they were deprived of their jobs and positions. A lot of property changed hands during that time. The City of New York was a little different. Both sides lived together some times and then others they alternated in their power, economically and politically. I assume the situation in much of the colonies was similar. With the fortunes of war, when it appeared to be one side or the other was in the ascendancy, then that side attracted support of various kinds. Of course the poorer people had to be apparently attached to the party that could offer the most jobs, and the most food. The civility of the judicial system was often left behind in the rush.
The patriots and loyalists technically fought during the Revolutionary war. Although the war was mostly patriots vs Britain, the loyalists and patriots fought. One example Is Kings Mountain.
They were Patriots in the American Revolution.
During The Revolutionary War, people either sided with the king, loyalists, or people who wanted freedom, patriots. Neutralists were the group who sided with any, they simply did not really care!
During The Revolutionary War, people either sided with the king, loyalists, or people who wanted freedom, patriots. Neutralists were the group who sided with any, they simply did not really care!
'Loyalists' were loyal to the Crown of England. 'Patriots' supported the war for independence during the time of the American Revolution. Loyalist were fighting under command of British. While, the Patriots aka rebels fought for there independence.
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No, loyalists are loyal to king, patriots want war.
No nation was truly 'divided' during the war. There were some people in America who supported the war(patriots) and those who did not support the war(loyalists).
The loyalists were people who opposed the war for independence while the patriots were American colonists who wanteed the independence
the revelutionary war
When the loyalists lost to the patriots in the revolutionary war.
Loyalists and Patriots