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Colonists were loyal to Britain for several reasons, including a sense of shared identity and cultural ties, as many were of British descent. They benefited from British military protection and economic opportunities within the empire. Additionally, the stability and governance provided by British rule were seen as preferable to the uncertainties of independence. Lastly, some colonists believed that loyalty would ensure their rights and privileges as British subjects.

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