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How many Colonists were in favor of the british government?
there were not very many but there group was caled tories there were not very many but there group was caled tories there were not very many but there group was caled tories
What is another name for a british loyalist?
Another name for an American Loyalist was: "Tory".The term "Red Coats" refers to troops of the British Army and the colour of the standard uniform they wore. Though many Loyalists fought for the British side during the American Revolution, they did so as volunteers to Loyalist militias. As battle-dress for Loyalist militias was inconsistent, just as it was for Patriot militias, a Loyalist militiaman could look like a Patriot militiaman, and either might have the appearance of any other colonist of the day.Moreover, Loyalist militias used the same kinds of guerrilla tactics as the Patriots, but against the Patriots. Thus, in Canadian historical accounts the American Revolution tends to be regarded as a civil war.In America, the term "Tory" came to be derogatory. In Canada, however, where most Loyalists sought refuge from Patriot reprisals after the Revolution was lost, the major conservative political party (The Conservative Party of Canada) is still also called: "The Tory Party", and its members: "Tories". Moreover, to claim descent from a Loyalist is something as esteemed in Canada as descent from the original Pilgrim fathers is esteemed in America.
What was the name for the colonists who supported Britain?
They were known as Loyalists, and more frequently as Tories (plural of Tory).
Why were the colonists called Whigs?
During the American Revolutionary War, The Americans called the colonists on the American side Whigs and those on the British side Tories. The English term used for those on the British side is Loyalists. Many American books are now going over to the terms Patriots and Loyalists. (The terms Whigs and Tories were borrowed from England. The Tories supported the King. The Whigs supported Parliament. Only, in the United States, the Whigs supported the Continental Congress.)
What was a person loyal to the British King during the Revolution called?
Men and women faithful to King George III and Parliament were known as "Loyalists" or "Tories". They were called "loyalists" by people who also remained faithful, while the term "Tories" was used by colonial rebels as an insult almost.
What is a nickname for progressive conservative party?
the Tories
What is the nickname of British conservative party?
Tories.
Where can one find information on tories?
One can find information on Tories (British Political Party) from: Wikipedia, Conservatives, Blogging Tories, Tories Fighting For The King, History Learning Site, Conservative Homes.
What is the British political party that replaced Lord Norths Tories in 1782?
the Whig party
What party was led by Margaret Thatcher?
The Conservative party. OR they were more commonly known as the 'Tories'.
What are Tories?
Tories were people during the American Revolutionary War who were loyal to King George. Many times they were called Loyalists. In modern day UK, Tories are considered to be members of the Conservative Party.
What percentage of Americans where Tories?
Not many, it's a British political party. However, some loyalists during the Revolution were known as Tories.
British political party opposed to lord norths tories?
whigs
What are British Torries?
Tories is a slightly derogatory name for the Conservative Party.
Which political party's members are called Tories?
Members of the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom are often referred to as Tories. The term "Tory" historically originates from the Royalist supporters during the English Civil War in the 17th century.
What has the author Heinz-Joachim Mullenbrock written?
Heinz-Joachim Mullenbrock has written: 'Whigs kontra Tories' -- subject(s): English Tories, Politics in literature, Tories, English, Whig Party (Great Britain)
Which party is in power of the United states right now?
The Conservative Party (Also called "The Blues", "The Trees" or "Tories")
