After fighting broke out, delegates from every colony except Georgia drafted a letter, known as the Olive Branch

Petition, which expressed hope for reconciliation with England. Who most likely wrote this letter?

A. a traitor

B. a Patriot

C. a Loyalist

D. a minuteman

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21 January, 16:44

After fighting broke out, delegates from every colony except Georgia drafted a letter, known as the Olive Branch

Petition, which expressed hope for reconciliation with England. Who most likely wrote this letter?

A. a traitor

B. a Patriot

C. a Loyalist

D. a minuteman

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Diego Ho · Answer 1

Answer: B

Step-By-Step: The patriots wish to separate themselves from England for mistreating the colonies. A Loyalist is someone who is loyal to England and doesn't wish to fight them. A minuteman is someone who fought England on the colonies grounds. (You can probably guess what the answer is). A traitor is pretty much the same as a loyalist so I will not get into it as there are too many different ways to put it.

Olive Branch: The Olive Branch treaty was designed to prevent a full-on war with England. Was written by Thomas Jefferson.

After fighting broke out, delegates from every colony except Georgia drafted a letter, known as the Olive BranchPetition, which expressed hope for reconciliation with England. Who most likely wrote this letter?A. a traitorB. a PatriotC. a LoyalistD. a minuteman

After fighting broke out, delegates from every colony except Georgia drafted a letter, known as the Olive Branch

Petition, which expressed hope for reconciliation with England. Who most likely wrote this letter?

A. a traitor

B. a Patriot

C. a Loyalist

D. a minuteman