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They support the British effort with providing food and housing as well as hosting parties for officers. At the end of the war 53,000 of the loyalist had to leave for Canada since they were considered traitors.
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Name for british loyalists during the revolutionary war?
Redcoats or Lobsterbacks
What were the Loyalists given?
The Loyalists also called Tories, were Americans who sided with the British in the Revolutionary war. During that war, a number of them fled to Canada, Florida, or the Bahamas. After the peace treaty some came back to their old homes. They were given their property back and nothing else. Some of the American solders received a pension.
Did the patriots fight during the civil war?
Yes, because the civil war was well after the revalutionary war. So then America was already a free country which ment the patriots had won and now everyone was neither a patriot nor a loyalists.
Who was the group of colonist who supported Britain during the revolution?
There were many more than just one colonist. The colonists who supported Great Britain and fought to remain a part of the British Empire were referred to as Loyalists, or Tories. There were many Tory regiments from every colony that fought alongside the British during the Revolutionary War, including many from New York, New Jersey, South Carolina and North Carolina as the theatres of the war were centered in those locations.
What was the reason of the war 1812?
the reason of the war to occur because USA thought that the loyalists were helping the Natives raid American towns, so then America declared war with Britain
