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In the debate over the independence of the colonies from Great Britain, which position did the Loyalists take? A. being loyal to Britain B. being completely independent from Great Britain C. allowing Great
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In the debate over the independence of

the colonies from Great Britain, which
position did the Loyalists take?
A. being loyal to Britain
B. being completely independent from Great Britain
C. allowing Great Britain to have partial control in the
colonies 5

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Answer: The correct answer is A being loyal to Britain

Explanation: Loyalists wanted to remain a part of the empire and dissagreed with seperation.

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