Question

question 1 0.5 pts loyalists: included most of the wealthier people in the colonies constituted an estimated 1/3 of american colonists were sometimes criminals who hoped for royal pardons for crimes in the colonies were few in number and had little impact on the revolutionary war

Explanation:

Loyalists in the American colonies were those who remained loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolution. It is estimated that they made up about one - third of the American colonists. While some wealthy people were loyalists, it's not accurate to say most of the wealthier people were. There is no evidence to suggest they were mainly criminals hoping for royal pardons. And they were not few in number and had a significant impact on the Revolutionary War.

Answer:

Constituted an estimated 1/3 of American colonists