1.which of the following were more likely to be tories (loyalists) during the revolutionary war
a. yeoman farmers
b. trade apprentices
c. city laborers
d. wealthy merchants
2. which of the following men was NOT a colonial military leader
a. george washington
b. Ethan allen
c. Benedict Arnold
d. John Dickinson
3. which of the following would be considered an accurate statement regarding the olive branch petition?
a. Upon reading the olive branch petition, king george 111 ordered all British troops to leave colonial north america
b. radical members of the Continental congress such as John and Samuel Adams, were the brainchild behind issuing the olive branch petition
c. the olive branch petition issued a protest against the harsh policies of the British and asked the king to withdraw the coercive acts and put a stop to the war
d. king george 111 drafted the olive branch petition as a last resort in hopes of preventing war with the colonies

The correct option for 3. is C). the olive branch petition issued a against the harsh policies of the British and asked the king to withdraw the coercive acts and put a stop to the war.

Who were the Loyalists during the Revolutionary War?

Loyalists were those American colonists who remained loyal to the British Crown during the time of American Revolutionary War.

Loyalists were the back country farmers as well, who contributed about one-third of the population of the American colonies during that conflict.

They had the belief that the independence would mean the loss of economic benefits, that is why they followed to be the loyalists.

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