The Second Continental Congress was it's name.
During the American Revolutionary War, the people opposing the Patriots/Colonists were called Loyalists/Tories. They got this name because they remained loyal to the King.
They were called Loyalists.They remained loyal during and after the Revolutionary War.They were also called Tories, after a group of Irish robbers. The name is still applied to the British Conservative party.Loyalists
Loyalists were American colonists who remained loyal to the Kingdom of Great Britain (and the British monarchy) during and after the American Revolutionary War.
They got their collective tookuses handed to them during a little thing called The Revolutionary War (US nomenclature), and were subsequently sent packing by the Colonists, who then set up their own government.
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A little incident called the Revolutionary War genius.
If you're referring to the English colonist located in America, it was the Revolutionary War.
i knw this one. it is colled revolutionary war
Loyalists were also called traitors during the revolutionary war and, were commonly tar and feathered when the colonists won the revolutionary war.
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During the American Revolutionary War, they were commonly referred to as "minutemen"
Colonists would sometimes pour boilng tar on the tax collectors, and then throw feathers on them. This was an extremely painful process, called tar and feathering.
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The Second Continental Congress was it's name.
No one really fought the colonists because before the revolution, because the colonies were part of England. Only once the Colonists were independent, could they be called America. But the Colonists could have fought among themselves.
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