Question

what was one group of colonists that remained neutral during the revolutionary war?
foreigners
merchants
quakers

Explanation:

Quakers are a religious group. Their religious beliefs often lead them to oppose war and violence. During the Revolutionary War, due to their pacifist - oriented faith, many Quakers remained neutral. Foreigners were not a group of colonists, and merchants had economic interests that could lead them to take sides rather than being uniformly neutral.

Answer:

Quakers