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Who is the loyalisits?
People loyal to the king.
What were the loyalists and patriots beliefs?
The loyalists were people who opposed the war for independence while the patriots were American colonists who wanteed the independence
Why did loyalist oppose the patriots demands?
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.
What was the patriots religion?
The religious beliefs of the patriots varied, as they came from diverse backgrounds. Many were Christians, including Protestants and Catholics, but there were also some who were Deists or had other religious affiliations. Overall, religious diversity was a common feature among the patriots of the American Revolutionary period.
What were the loyalist and patriots shared beliefs?
Loyalists believed that colonists should remain loyal to the British Crown, while Patriots believed in liberty and independence from Great Britain. Patriots also believed that depending on Britain could bring you ruin and desolation. Loyalists also believed that some of the Patriots' concerns were exaggerated.
What happened to the patriots after the war?
After the Revolutionary war, Patriots became leaders who became President, wrote important laws and beliefs about government, founded the National Bank, and expanded America's borders. Patriots also became colonists who farmed, worked as craftsmen or traders. They all became Americans.
Were they loyalitsts or patriots?
patriots
Sartoga?
Patriots
Yorktown?
Patriots
Cowpens?
Patriots
Cahokia?
Patriots
Kaskaskia?
Patriots
