Which of these best defines a Loyalist during the American Revolution?
A. A person who decided to move back to Britain when the war started
B. A person who had a neutral stance regarding war with the British
C. A person who did not want the colonies to break away from British rule
D. A person dedicated to gaining independence for the American colonies
Answer (3)
a person who did not want the colonies to break away from britain. They were "loyal" to Britain.
A Loyalist during the American Revolution was a person **who did not want the colonies to break away from British rule. **They valued the stability of the British Empire and many had business ties or official positions under British rule. Post-war, many relocated to Britain, Canada, or the British West Indies. ;
A Loyalist during the American Revolution is defined as a person who did not want the colonies to break away from British rule. They prioritized their loyalty to the British crown due to fears about political stability and personal interests. Many Loyalists were marginalized during the war and some left for British territories after the conflict.
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