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What main political groups existed in the colonies In the 1770s?
The loyalist and the Patriots were the two main political groups who existed in the colonies in the 1770's, got it? OK?
What main political groups existed in the colonies in the 1700s?
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What main political group existed in the colonies in the 1770.?
The loyalist and the Patriots were the two main political groups who existed in the colonies in the 1770's, got it? OK?
What two main political groups existed in the colonies in the 1700s?
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What two main political groups existed in the colonies in 1770s?
The Patriots and The Loyalists............................
What main political groups existed in the colonies in the 1770's and how did they each get their name?
patriots and loyalists
What two main politocal groups existed in the Colonies?
patriots and loyalist
What two main political groups existed in the colonies in the 1770 and how did they each get their names?
The Patriots and the Loyalists, and also could be the First and Second Continental Congress.
What were two main political groups existed in the colonies in the 1770s?
The Patriots and The Loyalists............................
What were the original political parties in 1776?
I know that there were federalist parties and democrat-republic parties
What was the political body created by the colonies called?
The political body created by the colonies was called the council. This served as the main governing body in the twelve colonies.
What main political groups existed in the Colonies Explain how each group got its name.?
In the Colonies, the main political groups included the Federalists, Anti-Federalists, and Loyalists. Federalists supported a strong central government and were named for their advocacy of federalism, a system that emphasized the distribution of power between national and state governments. Anti-Federalists opposed this concentration of power, fearing it would undermine individual liberties, hence their name reflects their opposition to the federalist agenda. Loyalists, on the other hand, were colonists who remained loyal to the British crown during the American Revolution, and their name signified their allegiance to King George III.
