Question

During the American Revolution, most people described themselves as either "Loyalists" or "Patriots." Read each statement. Then, choose those that would have been MOST likely to have been said by someone who was a "Loyalist" during the American Revolution. "The King is our one true leader." "To support the Revolution is to commit treason." "The Declaration of Independence expresses my feelings perfectly." "The Sons of Liberty commit terror in the colonies." "Parliament does not represent me."

Answer 1

both A c look right, but if you have to pick one, then i would go with A

Answer 2

Answer:

Sentences most likely to be said by Loyalists are: "The king is our one true leader", "To support the revolution is to commit treason" and "The Sons of Liberty commit terror in the colonies". Sentences most likely to be said by Patriots are" The Declaration of Independence expresses my feeling perfectly" and "Parliament does not represent me".

Explanation:

The Loyalist were a group os people who supported the British crown, they were against any type of display of independence by the colons.

The Patriots were the opposite, they supported change and independence towards the British crown and its Parliament.

The Sons of Liberty were a group of Patriots that protested against English colonialism and got most known by the Boston Tea Party, where members of this organization destroyed an amount of tea shipment in the port of Boston, which would ultimately lead to the American Revolution in 1775. It was a strong statement: the taxes were too high for the colons to pay. The repression by the crow was increasingly more violent after that event until the revolution. These factors were later the basis for the Declaration os Independece.