Which of the following groups fought each other in the first two years of the Revolutionary War in Georgia?

Question

options:

Conservatives and Loyalists
Conservatives and Loyalists

Loyalists and Patriots
Loyalists and Patriots

Conservatives and Native Americans
Conservatives and Native Americans

British soldiers and Minutemen

Answer 1

The correct option is:

Loyalists and Patriots

During the first two years of the Revolutionary War in Georgia, the conflict primarily involved Loyalists (those loyal to the British Crown) and Patriots (those supporting independence from Britain).

Answer 2

Which group did most of the Native Americans finally side with in the Revolution?

options:

Minutemen
Minutemen

Patriots
Patriots

Conservatives
Conservatives

British

Answer 3

Most of the Native Americans ultimately sided with the British during the American Revolution. Many Native American tribes believed that a British victory would be more likely to protect their lands and way of life from encroachment by American settlers.

Answer 4

An American colonist who supported the British government before and during the American Revolution is called a

options:

Patriot
Patriot

Loyalist
Loyalist

Preamble
Preamble

Declarationist

Answer 5

An American colonist who supported the British government before and during the American Revolution is called a Loyalist.

Answer 6

An American colonist who opposed British government before and during the American Revolution is called

option:

Patriot
Patriot

Loyalist
Loyalist

Preamble
Preamble

Declarationist

Answer 7

An American colonist who opposed the British government before and during the American Revolution is called a Patriot.