Loyalists and patriots were all Americans however, loyalists supported Brittan and patriots were all for America
Assuming that you mean those campaigning for American Independence as patriots, Sam Adams is the man you are looking for.
George Rogers Clark is led the Patriots at the Sea.
England went to war with the Patriots in the 1700's because of the protests over the Stamp Act and other taxes levied on the Patriots
No. He was in Patriots camp in 2010 but was released before the season.
The Patriots, in colonial times, referred to people who wanted freedom from Britain's control.
If you mean "patriots," a patriot is a person who professes, and proves by action, love for the country he or she was born in. Examples of American patriots include Nathan Hale Benjamin Franklin.
I think the stars mean how many patriots died
I think you mean the colonial patriots.
If you mean Superbowl XXXI, then they beat New England Patriots, but if you mean Superbowl XXXII, they lost to Denver Broncos.
Patriots really didn't understand "rights" because they had never had them. Independence from the king didn't necessarily mean rights.
If you mean the 2000 and 2001 season, then the Baltimore Ravens, and the New York Giants, and the ravens won, and if you mean 2001 and 2002 season, then the Rams and the Patriots and the Patriots won.
I assume by Patriots you mean the New England Patriots of the National Football league. In 1959, the team was introduced as the Boston Patriots but in 1971 the team was relocated to Foxborough, Massachusetts where they were renamed as the New England Patriots. This is the same name that the team uses today.
The Patriots and the Loyalists
it means stay still but i hate the patriots
White for PurityBlue for Justice and PreservanceRed for the blood of the patriots
Patriots wife died thats her initials