Many merchants remained loyal to Great Britain primarily because they had ties to Britain's businesses and resources. This connection provided them with economic benefits and stability that they were hesitant to jeopardize through rebellion or support for independence. Additionally, there were fears that patriots would impose taxes on their goods, which also contributed to their loyalty to the crown.
Why did many merchants remain loyal to Great Britain?
(1 point)• They had ties to Britain's businesses and resources.
• They hoped Britain's upcoming alliance with France would be profitable.
• Their Puritan faith bound them to the king.• They feared patriots would raise taxes on their goods.
• They had ties to Britain's businesses and resources.
They hoped Britain's upcoming alliance with France would be profitable.
• Their Puritan faith bound them to the king.
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