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Loyalists and Patriots were both Anglican and opposed the arrival of other religions in the colonies.
Loyalists and Patriots were both Anglican and opposed the arrival of other religions in the colonies.
Patriots were often from a higher social class, while Loyalists were poor and relied on British aid.
Patriots were often from a higher social class, while Loyalists were poor and relied on British aid.
Loyalists were exclusively White, while Patriots were often more ethnically diverse.
Loyalists were exclusively White, while Patriots were often more ethnically diverse.
Loyalists and Patriots both came from a variety of ethnic and economic backgrounds.
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The statement that correctly compares the demographics of Loyalists and Patriots during the American Revolution is:
Loyalists and Patriots both came from a variety of ethnic and economic backgrounds.
This statement accurately reflects the diverse nature of both groups, which included individuals from different social classes and ethnicities.
