Standard 8.2 CO (DOK Level One) Quiz

What was the primary motive of the Loyalists during the American Revolution?

• Loyalty to the British Crown

• Establishment of a new government

(a)   primarily consisted of wealthy landowners and merchants in South Carolina during the American Revolution.

• Loyalists
• French allies

A common demographic characteristic of the Patriots in the American colonies was (a)   .

• Native American tribes
• Middle and lower-class colonists

Which of the following was a reason some colonists chose to be Patriots?

• Opposition to British taxes and laws

• Support for the British monarchy

During the American Revolution, Loyalists were most concentrated in the (a)   region of South Carolina.

• Coastal areas
• Urban centers

A common occupation among the Patriots in the colonies was (a)   .

• Government officials
• Farmers and tradesmen

Which of the following best describes the Loyalists' view on colonial governance?

• Preference for British-appointed officials

• Advocacy for a democratic system

What was a significant factor that influenced some colonists to remain Loyalists?

• Economic ties to Britain

• Cultural differences with Britain

(a)   were more likely to support the Patriots' cause in South Carolina.

• Recent British immigrants
• Small farmers and artisans

What was a common reason for some colonists to switch from being Loyalists to Patriots?

• Increased taxes by the British

• Desire to maintain British cultural ties