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The Loyalists 17751791 Who Were the Loyalists The Loyalists were residents of the thirteen American colonies who for various reasons took the British side during the American Revolution In the. M AM ERICA , 1763 - 1791 PRIMARY SOURCE COLLECTION * Loyalists at the Outbreak of the Revolution , 1775 - 1776 In the mid 1770s, especially a fter the Battle of Lexington and Concord in April 1775 Propaganda is…. The spreading of ideas, information, or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, cause, or person.. The art of persuasion.. Bandwagon. . Makes the impression that . The Loyalists vs. the Patriots. The Loyalists. Caroline. Lily. Eric. Hiya. Raunakk. Milayna. The Patriots. Tyler. Nitya. Sarika. Hunter. Emma. David. And the Winners are............. The Patriots!. Most Persuasive Speech goes to........ LOYALISTS. During the American Revolution (1775 to 1783), there were many different stances on the idea of complete independence.. Big . Idea. The war of independence waged by the American colonies against Britain influenced political ideas and revolutions around the globe.. Who are the Loyalists?. People. from the 13 colonies that remained . LOYAL. to England. Refused independence .  they did . not. want to . live. in the . United States. Loyalists arrive in New. George . Washington Drafted. 20,000 fired-up militiamen swarmed . Boston . area following the first shots at Lexington and Concord. . redcoats outnumbered. .. Second . Continental Congress.  met in May 1775 in . THEATRE. HISTORY. H d H I . ui. N l . sk. ds lo . oO. J n M, s S B T h YY . hs. S g g g a . A b . js. B . jh. l LI j OO j h . jk. g . yw. a Q p o O . ui. O p o K . nj. V f s. >>. The Owners. 1775-1783. I. Congress Drafts George Washington. May 1775. all colonies meet 2. nd. Continental Congress. No well defined sentiment for independence. Adopted measures to raise money for army and navy, sent list of grievances to George III. What was the Loyalist Migration?. the . Loyalists. were people who . supported. . Britain. during the . American. . Revolution.. The Loyalists . moved. from the Thirteen Colonies to the British colonies of . Two sides to the war. Quickly, more on Jamestown. They were definitely cannibals . Let’s look over a story . This is Jane. Patriots. Sons and daughters of Liberty. Wanted the freedom to make their own rules in the colonies. Events leading up to the Constitutional . A. ct. Reactions to the Quebec act. In Quebec:. . The French elite (seigneurs and clergy) were pleased as the seigneurs were allowed to keep their . seigneurial. Do Now: . 1. Describe the 3 images.. 2. . Relate these images to each other – what problems do you see potentially happening in the colonies?. Loyalist Close Reading: Knowledge Rating Chart. (Indicate your understanding of each term using the following scale). Patriots were colonists who supported the Continental Congress and independence.. Supported independence from the . King. Political . leaders were wealthy, white men, landowners. Supported the American Revolution. Do Now: . 1. Describe the 3 images.. 2. . Relate these images to each other – what problems do you see potentially happening in the colonies?. Loyalist Close Reading: Knowledge Rating Chart. (Indicate your understanding of each term using the following scale).