Question
Which statement best summarizes the possible motives of a loyalist and a patriot?(1 point)
Responses
A patriot wanted to uphold prior land agreements, and a loyalist wanted to erase large debts owed to British creditors.
A patriot wanted to uphold prior land agreements, and a loyalist wanted to erase large debts owed to British creditors.
A patriot wanted to continue selling goods using the mercantile system, and a loyalist wanted freedom from Britain.
A patriot wanted to continue selling goods using the mercantile system, and a loyalist wanted freedom from Britain.
A loyalist wanted to remain a British citizen, and a patriot wanted a say in new British laws and regulations.
A loyalist wanted to remain a British citizen, and a patriot wanted a say in new British laws and regulations.
A loyalist wanted to protect their property from Britain, and a patriot wanted freedom for enslaved people
Responses
A patriot wanted to uphold prior land agreements, and a loyalist wanted to erase large debts owed to British creditors.
A patriot wanted to uphold prior land agreements, and a loyalist wanted to erase large debts owed to British creditors.
A patriot wanted to continue selling goods using the mercantile system, and a loyalist wanted freedom from Britain.
A patriot wanted to continue selling goods using the mercantile system, and a loyalist wanted freedom from Britain.
A loyalist wanted to remain a British citizen, and a patriot wanted a say in new British laws and regulations.
A loyalist wanted to remain a British citizen, and a patriot wanted a say in new British laws and regulations.
A loyalist wanted to protect their property from Britain, and a patriot wanted freedom for enslaved people
Answers
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The best statement that summarizes the possible motives of a loyalist and a patriot is:
**A loyalist wanted to remain a British citizen, and a patriot wanted a say in new British laws and regulations.**
This captures the essence of the differing motivations: loyalists valued their connection to Britain and its protection, while patriots sought greater autonomy and representation in governance.
**A loyalist wanted to remain a British citizen, and a patriot wanted a say in new British laws and regulations.**
This captures the essence of the differing motivations: loyalists valued their connection to Britain and its protection, while patriots sought greater autonomy and representation in governance.