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(US History) i have a few questions ill fan and medal questions are below

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what are the different views Patriots and Loyalists had about events of the American Revolution

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Why didn't you post this in history section??

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hi there what r ur questions

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i did but no one answered

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put this in the history section , please. thank u so much

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oh, Well I can see why then. XD

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this is math sir

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What groups contributed to the culture of America? and yea lol XD

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and i suck in history xD

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slick put this in history

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ill reply to you just put it in history

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i oviouslt know this is history lmao and as ive said above no one helped in history, i need some help at these so i can reveiw if you arnt going to help just leave the question

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History is dead asf so, post it here. #NoOneWouldAnswer

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obviously*

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this place is only for math usally

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well rn its for history

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lol, trill, that was straight

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;)

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Hola, what do you require?

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Ah, simple.

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yeah simple when she didnt answer XD

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Sorry, crash.

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oh i see

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If I cut off, then I am lagging, or I logged off because of the glitches.

Anyways, onward to what I was mentioning.

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lol

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The classic Patriots vs Loyalist topic.

Fun Fact: The Patriots are also called ‘Whigs’. The loyalists’ other name was the ‘Tories’.

What separated the Patriots and Loyalists? Why did they have different ideas? Well, they were on different sides! In the American Revolution, our ‘tories’ wanted to remain loyal to the British monarchy/parliament, whilst the Patriots wanted independence/separation from it.

Since we now are aware on their motives, what were the reasons? Lets go over them.

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Patriots are the 'Americans' which started the revolution.

Loyalists are the 'British' that fought against the revolution.

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sorry i went back to myhistory question but im back now thanks smartiez lol its been a while

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anyne still in here

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Sorry if that was too long, I was attempting to type it sooner but crashed 3 times.

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<3! Anytime sweetheart! Anyways, I have other information you are in need to know. (Sorry for not answering abruptly, I was typing on word since I crash when I type in OS’s chat box.)

Since we covered the motives, we must list the supporting reasons on what influenced them.

‘Whigs’ reasons:

Now, I don’t fully blame Patriots for desiring independence. The most essential reason on why they preferred freedom was because of the cruelty they suffered from King George.
*) He neglected their petitions and political needs

*) He made unfair and unnecessary taxes on them. Patriots believed that if they didn’t have representation in the Parliament, they don’t need to pay their taxes. Though, the monarchy and Great Britain didn’t favor their rebellion or concurred with them. These disputes had led to the boycott of the tea tax, later called the Boston tea party act.

*) Made them quarter soldiers without their consent.

*) Placed soldiers in their neighbor hoods

*) etc.
‘Tories’ reasons:

Now, after hearing all of that, why on earth would the loyalist want to stay loyal? Well, believe it or not, they had their valid reasons.

*) Many loyalists were apart of the Anglican Church, which ironically, was led by the King of England

*) They feared the unclear and believed the revolution would spawn disorder and financial hardships. Loyalist belied that giving up freedoms/rights was important to maintain order in things. They also feared the negative output/outcome of loss from going against Britain.

*) Some depended on Britain because of the jobs at stake.

*) Loyalist believed that even though they are not present in the parliament, their needs are still brought forward and represented.

Fact: A more widely-known and famous Loyalist actually was a talented/appraised American general in the Continental Army. However, ‘unnoticed’, he then secretly switched sides in mid-war; becoming a spy for Great Britain. His name was Benedict Arnold. You can research more about him and even play interactive that decode his messages.

I don’t know about you, but I am on the Whigs side. I don’t want to live in submission underneath a ‘tyrant’ like ruling. What about you?

Sources:

• I have learnt about this subject

• My school supplied me resources about General Arnold and information about the Revolution

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i dont mind a bit of reading if it helps me pass thanks doll XP

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Welcome ;D

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i agree im with the whigs, i believe ive seen a movie about wrnold benedict and his story buts its been a good deal of time

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