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Who Were the Loyalists? - American Revolution Lecture 9

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Explore the complex dynamics of the American Revolution in this 46-minute lecture from Yale University's HIST 116 course. Delve into the outcomes of the First Continental Congress, examining the radical Suffolk Resolves and Declaration and Resolves that outlined colonists' grievances with Parliament. Analyze the petition sent to the King warning of rights being stripped away. Investigate the emergence of Loyalists as colonists chose sides in the growing conflict. Discover the varied reasons behind Loyalist support for the British Crown and learn about the demographics of those who remained loyal during this pivotal period in American history.

Syllabus

- Chapter 1. Introduction: The Loyalists
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- Chapter 2. Radical Voices in the First Continental Congress: the Grand Council and the Suffolk Resolves
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- Chapter 3. Deliberations over Declaration and Resolves, and the Impact of the Continental Association
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- Chapter 4. Taking Sides: The King's Friends, or the Loyalists
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- Chapter 5. Loyalist Demographics
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- Chapter 6. Conclusion
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