Patriot

Loyalist

Minutemen

Redcoat

Loyalist-a person who remains loyal to the established ruler or government, especially in the face of a revolt.

Minutemen- a member of a class of American militiamen who volunteered to be ready for service at a minute's notice.

Redcoat- a British soldier.

Minutemen are soldiers that are ready any minute. Redcoats are just soldiers. A Patriot is a person who will defend there country/land. A Loyalist remains loyal to there country/land meaning they will do what the government wants them to do.

Loyalist- a person who remains loyal to their established leader of government.

Minutemen-A member of a class of American Militiamen how volunteered to be ready for anything in the minutes notice.

Redcoat- A British soldier.

The way that all of these are different is because they all are a part of separate jobs to protect one country.

Loyalist- A colonist who was loyal to the British, and didn't want the rebellion.

Minutemen- The rebel soldiers of the colonies.

Redcoat- "Redcoat" was the term used by colonists to refer to the British soldiers.

Patriot and loyalist are similar because they are both referring to colonists, but are different because they feel different about the Revolutionary War. Minutemen and redcoat are similar because they were both soldiers, but they are different because the minutemen were rebellious colonists and the redcoats were British troops.

Loyalist- A person who is loyal to the ruler or government.

Minutemen-A member of a class of American militiamen who volunteered to be ready for service at a minute's notice.

Redcoat- A British Soldier

Loyalist- Americans that stayed loyal to the British

Minutemen- They supplied the weapons used

Redcoat- They British soldiers

Loyalist- Someone who remains loyal to their Government and Ruler.

Minutemen- A member in a group of american militiamen who has volunteered to serve.

Redcoat- A British soldier.

Loyalist- colonist that were loyal to Britain and didn't want the rebellion

Minutemen- Rebel soldier of the colonist

Redcoat- a terms used to describe the British soldier

Patriot and Loyalist are the same because they both are talking about colonist but are different because they feel different about the Revolutionary war. Minutemen are soldiers ready for war. Redcoats are just soldiers.

Loyalist: Someone who stays loyal to their government or establishment .

Minutemen: A class of Militiamen.

Redcoat: A British soldier.

Loyalist-A person who is loyal to there countries ruler/leader.

Minutemen-An american militiaman that volunteered to be ready at a minutes notice.

Redcoat-A British soldier.

Loyalist-A person that is forever loyal to their own government.

Minutemen-A secret militia that were ready for battle any minute.

Redcoat-A British Soldier sent over to enforce the laws that Britain creates.

Loyalist- A person who is loyal to there government.

Minutemen- A militia that would volunteer at the last minute.

Redcoat- A term used to describe a British soldier.

Loyalist- Stayed loyal to the British

There both colonists

Redcoat- A British soilder

Minutemen- They were always ready for battle

LOYALIST- someone stays loyal to their country.

MINUTEMEN- solider that volunteer to go where ever in a moment notice.

REDCOAT- britian solider.

redcoats and patriots are alike they are soliders from differnt country's

minute men and loyalist are alike because they both are loyal the minute men are loyal because they are volunteering to leave there family at anytime

Loyalist- Someone who is loyal to their government and/or and establishment.

Minutemen- Rebel soldiers of the colonies.

Redcoat- A Redcoat is what they called the British soldiers.

Loyalist-A person who remains loyal to there country

Minutemen-Organized group of militiamen

Redcoat-A soldier who fought for the British.

Loyalist- A person who is loyal to their government mostly during a war.

Minutemen- A member of a class of militiamen that are ready for a war at an unidentified time.

Redcoats-British Soldiers