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In 3-4 sentences, respond to the following:
In your own words, define the terms loyalist and patriot.
If you were alive during the American Revolution, do you think you would be a loyalist or a patriot? Why? In your response, be sure to include possible political, social, and economic reasons for your choice.
In your own words, define the terms loyalist and patriot.
If you were alive during the American Revolution, do you think you would be a loyalist or a patriot? Why? In your response, be sure to include possible political, social, and economic reasons for your choice.
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A loyalist is a person who remained loyal to the British monarchy and opposed the American Revolution. A patriot, on the other hand, is someone who supported and fought for the independence of the American colonies from British rule. If I were alive during the American Revolution, I believe I would be a patriot because I would have been motivated by the desire for self-governance, and the belief in the principles of liberty, equality, and democracy. Additionally, the economic incentives for a patriot may include the desire for fair trade and economic opportunities within the newly formed United States.
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