When it came to allegiances during the American Revolution, there were very few colonists that remained neutral as most were either patriots or loyalist. Patriots also seemed to enjoy massive support in the coastal regions.
When the American Revolution broke out, the colonists were divided into:
- Patriots - Those who wanted to be independent of Britain
- Loyalists - Those who still wanted to remain under the British but with better rights
There was trend noticed that along the coast, most people supported the Patriots and this was most likely because they wanted better trade policies than the British were offering.
Even though there was strong Loyalist support at the beginning of the war, this gradually disappeared as the British committed more atrocities.
In conclusion, the colonists were mostly divided amongst the Loyalists and the Patriots.
You did not include the map which is why my answer was general.
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B. False
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Buddhism is not prominent in India anymore. At the beginning
of the 20th century, Buddhism was very nearly extinct in much of
India. It is said that India is the land of birth of Buddhism however it declined
for a variety of reasons despite its continuous flourish outside of India,
especially to many other parts of Asia. One cause pointed out for its decline
was the Islamic invasion. Buddhism still survives in some rural areas though such
as tribal people.</span>
Answer:
Different climates caused indigenous people to develop different regional lifestyles.
Explanation:
