I believe the answer is that since he was brought as a slave (if I'm correct) that he didn't know who to trust. He thought the patriots and loyalists were both bad people.
Peter Bestes didn't trust the loyalist due to a history of perceived betrayal and conflicting interests. He likely believed that the loyalist's allegiance to a foreign power undermined local autonomy and could threaten the community's well-being. Additionally, past experiences may have shaped Bestes' skepticism towards those who align with foreign influences, fostering a belief that their loyalties could shift at any moment. This distrust stemmed from a broader context of political tension and personal experiences that led him to view the loyalist with suspicion.
If you have to pick between two topics but someone said u can pick them both then u would be a neutralist. Becauase your are in between the two
Neutralist
The neutralist didnt wanna fight for independence
He was a neutralist who wrote a newspaper article asking for freedom from slavery.
Peter Bestes was an African slave during the Revolutionary war.
"We ask you for relief, which as a man, we have a right to do" -Peter Bestes
Peter Bestes placed an ad in a Boston newspaper asking for permission to buy his freedom. This ad told colonists that they were making a noble stand (honorable position) against people trying to enslave them.
"We ask you for relief, which as a man, we have a right to do."
"The world doesn't owe you a living." "Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful." "You have to have faith in what you're doing and not take no for an answer." "Don't be afraid to give up the good to go for the great."
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Peter Bestes didn't trust the loyalist due to a history of perceived betrayal and conflicting interests. He likely believed that the loyalist's allegiance to a foreign power undermined local autonomy and could threaten the community's well-being. Additionally, past experiences may have shaped Bestes' skepticism towards those who align with foreign influences, fostering a belief that their loyalties could shift at any moment. This distrust stemmed from a broader context of political tension and personal experiences that led him to view the loyalist with suspicion.
she believed in some things from both patriots and loyalists
A patriot- rebelled against British loyal- with the british neutralist- didnt care
If you have to pick between two topics but someone said u can pick them both then u would be a neutralist. Becauase your are in between the two
neutralist
Neutralist