Some of the things that motivated some colonists to remain loyal to the British Crown were:
- C. They wanted to continue selling their goods to the British for a profit.
- A. They feared they would be taken as prisoners of war when the British suppressed the colonial rebellion.
<h3>Who is a Colonist?</h3>
This refers to an individual who is subject to a higher power and authority based on the fact that the country has colonised his country.
According to American history, we can see that America was once a colony of Britain and when there were calls for independence by American patriots, some colonists were reluctant and were still loyal to the crown because of the benefits of trade.
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Pro: The US peacefully extracted treacherous activities by the French Government
Con: Needing to deal with the initial owners of the lad.
it helped influence with the ideas of john locke and baron de montesquieu.
thomas jefferson was inspired when writing the declaration of independence by john locke’s ideas
It wasn't. The Vinland colony was not sustainable since it wasn't possible for Norse people to move there in high numbers and carry things and establish a successful colony. Their ships were smaller than those used by later people like Columbus and there wasn't an option to just take three ships with a bunch of people. Technology wasn't yet developed enough to enable a mass migration.
