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    actions as adverse effects because they were rejected by the colonies and started a revolution. The revolution resulted in a divide between the colonies’ people. On one hand, there were Loyalist and on the other were the Patriots. The revolutionary events from 1775-1776 transformed competing visions of Patriots and Loyalist in Britain’s mainland colonies. Then men and women who supported the colonies’ fight for independence and protested against British rule called themselves the Patriots. Their…

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    the views that its consequences were only ideological by insisting that the clash was “more than a war of ideals, but a war of ordeals” (p.23). She also scrutinizes political cultures and identities with a detailed explanation of what led to the loyalists’ decision of standing with the crown instead of joining the rebellion. Her use of sources, which vary from diaries, journals, and periodicals, to official archives in three distinct continents, illustrates the violence, despair, trials and…

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    cause have varied between historians. Although some blame the legislation of the British, other historians find west ward expansion to be the leading cause. During the evolution study of the Revolutionary War, ways of thinking have changed from the loyalists, whigs, progressives, imperial school, and most recently the neo-whigs. Using the various writings of major historians from these categories, this paper will focus on exposing the major causes of the Revolutionary War.…

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    War To Freedom The American Revolution was a war of principles fought between Patriots and Loyalists. For example, the Loyalists believe in neutrality, peace, negotiation, against treason, feared of loss land, and the brutality of war. In the novel My Brother Sam is Dead, by James and Christopher Collier, a family quarrels over what side is right. Loyalist or Patriot. First, Life’s death induces Tim’s neutrality. For example, Tim discovers that his brother has been taken by cowboys on their…

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    the Revolution, the freedoms of both Loyalists and Native Americans were…

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    revolution, I choose two amazing interpretation of the revolution. One is revolutionaries or the Whigs interpretation and the second one is loyalist or Tories. The revolutionaries named during the American Revolution. Colonist called revolutions or loyalists according to which side they decided to support. Colonist those didn’t want from England are revolutionaries and loyalist were to stay with British government and think breaking away from them is not the correct way. I personally agree…

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    was the asked change. In the fight for detachment the Thirteen Colonies were divided between the Loyalists and Patriots. The Loyalists, also known as the King’s Men were American colonists who remained loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolutionary War. They were typically citizens like agriculturalists, merchants, royal officials, priesthoods of the English church and lawyers. The Loyalists represented about twenty percent of the white population of the…

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    with Britain, and a just dependence on her is a sure way to avoid the calamities and horrors of war.” This suggusts that independence from Great Britain would subject America to future wars Another argument given during the American Revolution by loyalists was without a connection to Great Britain, America would lose its trade connections. Passage 5 sates, “Innumere able are the advantages of our connection…

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    The patriots have been making trouble for the Loyalist. They only want to preserve their lands when the colonies stand up to Britain. They will only brew more trouble for the Loyalist. The Patriots have been making trouble with the British by turning down the acts and boycotting the products of the British to prove that they won 't buy anything until they are heard and respected. The British would only help the colonies if they would buy taxed goods so they have money to protect them. While many…

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    couple ways that the Patriot was an accurate representation of what life during the American Revolution was the social and political aspect. For instance, he movie mention one of the biggest social separations during the war, Loyalist and Patriots. According to the article, Loyalist, Fence-sitters, and Patriots, “The current…

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