Lesson 50 of 84 · American Revolution
⭐ 30 XP🏰 History KeepLoyalists vs. Patriots
During the American Revolution, there were two main groups: Loyalists and Patriots.
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During the American Revolution, there were two main groups: Loyalists and Patriots. Loyalists were colonists who remained loyal to the British Crown, believing that the British government was the best protector of their rights. On the other hand, Patriots wanted independence from British rule and believed that colonists should govern themselves. This division created conflict in communities, as friends and families often found themselves on opposite sides.
Key Facts
Loyalists supported the British government during the Revolution.
Patriots wanted independence from British rule.
The conflict led to divisions within families and communities.
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1 of 2What did Loyalists believe during the Revolution?
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