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Danzer, Gerald A. The Americans. Evanston, IL: McDougal Littell/Houghton Mifflin, 1998. Print

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"Rebellion is the foulest of all crimes: and what was to begin in wickedness must end in ruin. ” - Loyalist  James Moody

"Born and educated in this country, I glory in the name of Briton"- King George III

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Which groups remained loyal to the king?

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Which groups remained loyal to the king?

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The people who didn't have enough information to know what was really going on and those who had high ranked government jobs such as judges, governors, and councilors

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Significant because when the loyalists left patriotism was in strong effect.

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What happened to the Loyalists and those who supported Britain after the war concluded?  

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What happened to the Loyalists and those who supported Britain after the war concluded?  

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The Loyalists left America. Around 80,000 people either fled to Canada or back to their home land before, during, or after the war. Usually Loyalists were higher up and had money (government jobs) so they could afford to do so.

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1. Loyalists were American colonists who remained loyal to the British Crown when the  American Revolutionary War was taking place. The loyalists were opposed by the Patriots and they would give information to the crown about the Malitia

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What other groups sided with Britain rather than the patriots? Why?

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What other groups sided with Britain rather than the patriots? Why?

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Many native Americans sided with Britain because they viewed colonial settlers as a bigger threat to their land.