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Patriots and Loyalists: A Short Overview

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Know the sides in the American Revolution.

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Know the sides in the American Revolution.

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During the American Revolution , the colonies divided into who sought independence and who wished to remain under British rule . Patriots believed taxation without any say or representation in the British government ( in Parliament ) violated rights and pushed for a new nation , the . They formed the , led by , and fought for liberty with a new government . Loyalists stayed loyal for various reasons , including fear , business interests , or belief in Britain ? s stability .

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