Prompt What reasons might Loyalists have had to support Great Britain?

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Loyalists might have had to support Great Britain because some loyalists "were officeholders who would lose their position as the result of the revolution." Other loyalists who lived in isolation may have chosen to be loyal to Britain because they had not been a part of everything that was going on between the Americans and the British that made so many Americans go against Britain. Also many believed that Britain would win the war and wanted to increase favor with Britain

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