Does it remain traces of the Loyalist party?

[Colbert]

(even if i'm not sure than the story of the american loyalists is studied on american schools of Patriotic America...)

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Somewhat in Canada, where they emigrated as "United Empire Loyalists." Hardcore Loyalists didn't stick around the U.S.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Somewhat in Canada, where they emigrated as "United Empire Loyalists." Hardcore Loyalists didn't stick around the U.S.

But some did eventually come back.  I have loyalist ancestors who fled north for safety's sake, but their descendants later migrated west from Ontario into Michigan after the Civil War.  It helps explain why I'm not 100% sympathetic to the Tea Party.  My family history makes me skeptical of the claims tax protesters.  Just as was the case 250 years ago, they enjoy the benefits of the government they have but don't want to pay the taxes that makes it possible.

[Stranger in a strange land]

Somewhat in Canada, where they emigrated as "United Empire Loyalists." Hardcore Loyalists didn't stick around the U.S.

The few who stayed generally shut up. The rest either returned to the UK or became Canadians. They say that a Canadian is an American who refuses to join the revolution.

[J. J.]

Somewhat in Canada, where they emigrated as "United Empire Loyalists." Hardcore Loyalists didn't stick around the U.S.

The few who stayed generally shut up. The rest either returned to the UK or became Canadians. They say that a Canadian is an American who refuses to join the revolution.

About a third of the colonist were neutral, including several of my ancestors.  There is a lineage society for people that are descendents of loyalist and patriots, so some stayed.  http://loyalistsandpatriots.org/

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Somewhat in Canada, where they emigrated as "United Empire Loyalists." Hardcore Loyalists didn't stick around the U.S.

UELs in Canada vote heavily Tory, btw.