• merchants who depended on trade with England
• members of the Anglican Church headed by the King George III
• Quaker pacifists

What do the groups above have in common?
They were opposed to declaring independence from Britain.
They were all instrumental in securing the repeal of the Stamp Act.
They all benefited from the taxes collected as a result of the Stamp Act.
They all favored colonial independence from Great Britain.

Question

• merchants who depended on trade with England
• members of the Anglican Church headed by the King George III
• Quaker pacifists

What do the groups above have in common?
They were opposed to declaring independence from Britain.
They were all instrumental in securing the repeal of the Stamp Act.
They all benefited from the taxes collected as a result of the Stamp Act.
They all favored colonial independence from Great Britain.

ikram002p · Answer

i would go for B
They were opposed to declaring independence from Britain.

ikram002p · Answer

• members of the Anglican Church headed by the King George III
• Quaker pacifists
kinda  had same goals which are  the repeal of the Stamp Act  and asked for colonial independence from Great Britain 
but then   why would (merchants who depended on trade with England) care for colonial independence from Great Britain ? thus only "B" make sense to me... 

i hope :P.

*lois.moungazi20152014 · Answer

yes is true

legomyego180 · Answer

A is the correct answer, these people would all be considered loyalists as they have their interests tied with Great Britain, and pacifists were against war as their name suggests.