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Why didn't the Loyalists join the American Revolution? A. They were opposed to violence. B. They wanted their own government. C. They lived too far away to fight. D. They w…

Why didn't the Loyalists join the American Revolution? A. They were opposed to violence. B. They wanted their own government. C. They lived too far away to fight. D. They w…
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Why didn't the Loyalists join the American Revolution? A. They were opposed to violence. B. They wanted their own government. C. They lived too far away to fight. D. They were satisfied with British rule.

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D. They were satisfied with British rule.

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