Question

why were some colonists neutral during the american revolution? they did not feel the conflict would impact their life. they thought the british would win too easily to bother. they were bribed by the continental congress to not join. they had family in britain and wanted to remain loyal to the crown.

Explanation:

During the American Revolution, some colonists remained neutral. One of the reasons was that they did not feel the conflict would impact their life. Many colonists were focused on their daily lives, such as farming, trade, and family. They saw the revolution as a political struggle between the British government and the colonial elites. They did not see how it would directly affect their personal well - being. For example, some rural farmers were more concerned with growing crops and selling them than with the political ideology of independence or loyalty.

Answer:

They did not feel the conflict would impact their life.