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Loyalists were shunned and beaten, but never killed during the Revolutionary War. Group of answer choices True False

Loyalists were shunned and beaten, but never killed during the Revolutionary War. Group of answer choices True False
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Loyalists were shunned and beaten, but never killed during the Revolutionary War.

Group of answer choices

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False

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False because usually in a war multiple people due on both sides
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User Israel Unterman
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False

Explanation: It was a war of course the opps would die

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