Answer:
True
Explanation:
The colonists during the American revolution remain divided because of political and economic purposes. Those who supported American Revolution were the Patriots. Those settlers who were against the war were called the Loyalists. The Loyalists wanted a nonviolent agreement with the British Government. Loyalists were numerous in Pennsylvania among the elite as they got benefits from the British through conducting trade.
Laws were state and local to enforce racial segregation in the Southern United States.
- did not fear the spread of emancipation or slave uprisings
- were sympathetic to Louverture and the revolt against French rule
African-Americans chose to fight for the British instead of the colonist plantation owners because they wanted to put their efforts in helping the British because if the British won the war the American-American citizens would be set free.
The part of the US government that carries out laws is the <span>legislative branch, and for this reason is is the only branch of government that consists of people elected directly by the citizens. </span>
