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By Bowersd90 | Updated: Apr 12, 2013
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What were colonists that chose to fight for their independence called?
Tories
Patriots
Loyalists
Neutralists
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What is another names for loyalists?
Toris
Conquistadors
Patriots
Rebels
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3.
Where did many loyalists move to avoid harsh treatment by the patriots?
Mexico
Spain
France
Canada
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4.
What group was formed to protest British policies?
Freedom Fighters
Whig Party
Sons of the American Revolution
Sons of Liberty
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What group risked losing property like homes, stores and farms when they fled the colonies for safety?
Patriots
Loyalists
Neutralists
Rebels
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6.
Besides family ties, what was another reason that colonists chose to remain loyal?
Economics
Hunting
Farming
Religious freedom
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7.
What was the greatest advantage of the Patriots?
Good supplies
Home advantage
Good navy
Amount of cannons
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8.
Approximately how many of the colonists decided to remain neutral?
1/2
1/4
1/3
None
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9.
Which of the following was a disadvantage facing the British?
Size of navy
Type of training
Distance from supplies
Type of weapons
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10.
Whose son remained loyal to Britain even though his father was a very important patriot?
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Sam Adams
Ben Franklin
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What were colonists that chose to fight for their independence called?
What is another names for loyalists?
Where did many loyalists move to avoid harsh treatment by the...
What group was formed to protest British policies?
What group risked losing property like homes, stores and farms when...
Besides family ties, what was another reason...
What was the greatest advantage of the Patriots?
Approximately how many of the colonists decided to remain neutral?
Which of the following was a disadvantage facing the British?
Whose son remained loyal to Britain even though his father was a very...
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