During the american revolution, loyalists in florida..

a) fought in the siege of pensacola.
b) led raids on towns controlled by the british.
c) fought to become a french colony.
d) led raids on towns sympathetic to patriots.

led raids on towns sympathetic to the Patriots ( d )

Explanation:

During the American revolution the loyalists were a group of people( American colonists ) that were loyal to the British government that was controlling the British colonies in America and also loyal to the King's crown they were also known as Tories or King's men.

The loyalists fought on behalf of the British during the American revolution war in return that the British will grant them freedom after they win the war for them. the loyalists were the opposite of the patriots who wanted American freedom from the British rule.

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