No one can say for certain. John Adams estimate, made after the war and largely accepted today as the best educated guess, is that one third of colonists favored independence (ie, were "Patriots"), one third were loyalists ("tories"), and one third did not care one way or another and only hoped to be left alone. In particular areas tories were more numerous, and in other areas there were more Patriots.
The Tories were - Loyalists The Patriots were - Rebels No Neutral team
Whigs. Tories were the Loyalists.
tories, or loyalists. whichever you prefer really
Tories were treated really badly. The patriots were viewed to be very even. However, to Torie's they were just as bad as the British. The patriots stuck feathers on the Torie's then they burned the feathers into the Torie's skin. This made the Tories in really bad condition.
the Whigs
The Tories were - Loyalists The Patriots were - Rebels No Neutral team
Patriots were more numerous than Tories, but large numbers of Americans were indifferent.
Whigs. Tories were the Loyalists.
Benedict Arnold
yes, the patriots fought the British in the Revolutionary war. so don't think it was a loyalists or tories.
the patriots would tar and feather them like the tax collectors
tories, or loyalists. whichever you prefer really
Tories were treated really badly. The patriots were viewed to be very even. However, to Torie's they were just as bad as the British. The patriots stuck feathers on the Torie's then they burned the feathers into the Torie's skin. This made the Tories in really bad condition.
whigs.
the Whigs
The Patriots used several terms to refer to the loyalists. Loyalists were often refered to as Tories, King's Men, and Royalists.
'Loyalists' or 'Tories.