Multiple choice

What action would a Loyalist have been least likely to take during the Revolution?

  1. flee the colonies for England

  2. support the Olive Branch Pavilion

  3. oppose the Declaration of Independence

  4. join the Continental Army

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D Correct answer
Explanation

Loyalists remained loyal to Britain during the Revolution, so they would oppose independence and support British authority. Joining the Continental Army (the rebel forces) would be the last thing a Loyalist would do. Note: 'Olive Branch Petition' is misspelled as 'Pavilion'.