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Greyson Stewart

28 October, 15:55

During the Revolutionary War, what was the definition of a Patriot?

A. A person who wanted the colonies to remain part of the British

Empire

B. A person who wanted to free the American colonies from British

rule

C. A person who did not take sides and just wanted the war to end

D. A person who moved away from the colonies until the war was

over

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