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The New England colonists were much more conservative as a whole on independence. And, loyalists to the Crown could be found there. There were no public opinion polls at the time and newspaper editorials would be biased on each side of the independence issue.
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Why did so many loyalists leave the united stats?
Many Loyalists left the 13 colonies because they where loyal to the British Crown and were not safe staying in the U.S during the Revolution.
What did the British try to do after failing to take control of New England?
After failing to control the New England and Middle colonies, the British focused on the southern colonies. It was believed at the time that there were a great many loyalists there, who could hopefully be recruited to assist the British against the patriots.
Why did the British think they might find support in the southern colonies?
There were a lot of loyalists living in the backcountry of Georgia and South Carolina
Who would read The True Interest of America Impartially Stated in the colonies back in 1776?
Literate Americans. Not everyone wanted a revolution. British loyalists, peacekeepers, etc.
Who were colonists who wanted the king to stay in charge?
They were called 'Loyalists' and they made up about 20% of the US colonies' population.
