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Why did England believe that the colonists would never carry through with the threat of revolution? ( I need 15 reasons)

Why did England believe that the colonists would never carry through with the threat of revolution? ( I need 15 reasons)
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Why did England believe that the colonists would never carry through with the threat of revolution? ( I need 15 reasons)

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1. They believed that they completely relied on them for all resources and support
2.They did not have a strong army really
3. There were a lot of loyalists among the colonists

These are the only ones I know but I hope it helped
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