About 15 to 20 percent of the population remained loyal to England.
American colonists gained their independence by fighting in a bloody war known as the American Revolutionary War.
One third.
they separated into two groups, patriots and loyalists. patriots supported independence, loyalists stayed loyal to England.
Independence.
The colonists who supported Great Britain in the Revolutionary war were mainly called two names: Loyalists <---- politically correct Tories <------ slang
True, only 33 percent of the colonists actually supported the fight for Independence during the American Revolutionary War.
American colonists gained their independence by fighting in a bloody war known as the American Revolutionary War.
patriots
The colonists who supported the war for independence against Great Britain were called Patriots. Those who didn't support the war were called Tories or Loyalists.
The war of American Independence - the colonists wanted independence
The American colonists were seeking independence from Great Britain. In order to have that independence, the American Revolutionary War was fought.
Revolutionary War.
True
They supported Cuban Independence.
George Washington
90 percent
The Revolutionary War was fought between the American colonists and England. France did help the colonists as the war progressed, but this was mainly a war for American independence from Britain.