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How could a Loyalist respond to a Patriot's arguments against the British soldiers in the colonies?

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Answer:

1.A strong unified British

Empire is good for all

2. Colonist are British subjects

and should obey British law

3. Taxes are due to pay for the

French & Indian War which

was fought to protect the

colonies

4.American colonies would be

weak without Britain

5. Colonies profit from trade

with England

6. Colonies profit from trade

with England

7. Colonies are too far way

from England to have

representation in Parliament,

itʼs just not practical

Explanation:

They are my top 7 reasons to put into writings

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