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What group of colonies faced hostility as a result of their views regarding thr declaration of independence?
Loyalists. Hence the word taken from loyal.
What two groups had opposite views about colonial independence?
Independence for the 13 British colonies in America was not a goal shared by all of its citizens. The group who wanted to stay part of the British empire were called loyalists, meaning they wanted to remain loyal to Great Britain. On the other hand, the people who desired independence were often called patriots. Meaning patriotic to the idea of independence.
When was Longer Views created?
Longer Views was created in 1996.
What were Thomas Edison's political views?
what were thomas edisons political views
What were each colonies views on independence?
Each colonial legislature had sent delegates to the 2nd Continental Congress to debate independence with specific views. All the colonies, except New York, gave their delegates a specific view on independence whether it be for independence or against it. Here is a list of all 13 colonies and their views and how many delegates each state sent:New Hampshire: In favor of independence. Actually, New Hampshire was the first colony to declare independence from Great Britain in January 1776. 3 delegates, all of which voted for independence.Massachusetts: In favor on independence. The numerous acts of parliament that punished Massachusetts made the state the champion in rallying support for the cause. 5 delegates, all of which voted for independence.Rhode Island: In favor of independence. Rhode Island renounced its allegiance to the crown on May 4, 1776. 2 delegates, all of which voted for independence.Connecticut: In favor of independence. Although, they never declared their separation from the crown until the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, they sympathized with their neighboring states in New England. 4 delegates, all of which voted for independence.New York: Abstained prior to July 2nd. The New York Legislature was so divided that they never gave specific instructions to their delegates on voting. The delegates acted on their own behalf and voted for independence on July 2nd. 4 delegates, all of which voted for independence.New Jersey: In favor of independence. Their governor, William Franklin was arrested on January 8, 1776 for supporting the crown and their delegates were major supporters of independence from Great Britain. 5 delegates, all of which voted for independence.Pennsylvania: Opposed to independence. The people of Pennsylvania were divided on the issue, but 5 out of the 7 delegates were opposed to independence. When the vote came on July 2nd, John Dickinson and Robert Morris, who were the most vocal opponents of independence played hooky and never voted. That resulted in 2 delegates voting 'nea' and 2 voting 'yea'. The swing vote was John Morton, who initially neutral, voted 'yea' allowing an unanimous vote in favor of independence among the 13 colonies. 7 delegates, 3 yea, 2 nea, 2 abstainingDelaware: In favor of independence. 2 out of the three delegates were supporters and one opposed but all three signed the Declaration. Actually one of the delegates, Caesar Rodney, rode a midnight ride to Philadelphia in order to give a majority ruling in favor of independence. 3 delegates, 2 yea, 1 neaMaryland: Initially opposed, but later favored. Maryland's government was initially opposed to independence, but a revolution in 1776 changed all that and the delegates in Philadelphia received new instructions that they vote in favor of independence. 4 delegates, all of which voted for independence.Virginia: In favor of independence. Virginia was the state that gave the proposal for independence of June 7, 1776 by Richard Henry Lee that later was adopted. Thomas Jefferson also crafted the Declaration of Independence was a major proponent of independence. 7 delegates, all of which voted for independence.North Carolina: In favor to independence. Although the people were divided, the Legislature of North Carolina was the first to instruct its delegates to vote for independence on April 12, 1776. 3 delegates, all of which voted for independence.South Carolina: In favor of independence. Like North Carolina, South Carolina residents were divided over independence. However, on March 15, 1776 the state declared independence from Great Britain and sent instructions to its delegates telling them to vote for independence. 4 delegates, all of which voted for independence.Georgia: In favor of independence. The people of Georgia were largely opposed to independence. But the government of Georgia told their delegates to vote for independence anyway. 3 delegates, all of which voted for independence.There you have it, as you can see the states and their delegates didn't always agree so it resulted in different outcomes than what was expected. For more information about the signers of the Declaration I recommend the book Signing Their Lives Away by Denise Kiernan & Joseph D'Agnese. Hoped this helped.
Why did America have different views about independence?
because they had different views
What are your views about freedom and independence?
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What were Margaret Thatcher's views on immigration?
Margaret Thatcher thought it was "quite wrong" for immigrants to get council houses ahead of "white citizens".
What has the author Margaret Healy written?
Margaret Healy has written: 'William Shakespeare, Richard II' -- subject(s): Political and social views
When did Benedict Arnold become a spy for England?
After he married a Loyalist woman who changed his views on things.
Who was the Enlightenment thinker that the Declaration of Independence firmly based on?
The Declaration of Independence was mainly based on the views of John Locke.
How did Thomas Jeferson's views contribute to the American Revolution?
he wrote the declaration of independence.
What has the author Margaret Elise Gagg written?
Margaret Elise Gagg is known for her book "Henry Meech: His life and views."
Which idea in the Declaration of Independence change people's views of slavery?
In the Declaration of Independence, they where fighting for freedom. The idea that all people have a right to life and liberty.
What were John Hancock's views on the declaration of independence?
John Hancock was one of the authors of the Declaration of Independence. His signature appears very large because he was very proud.
What were John Quincy Adams views on independence?
He was in favor of it. He was only a boy when the revolution took place, so he was not a factor in the American independence movement. He was also against slavery.
What is the climax in Margaret Peterson Haddix's book Found?
The climax in Found by Margaret Peterson Haddix is when JB appears in in the cave with Gary, Hodge, and all the missing kids and all the adults have to explain their views of time and what they want to do with
