Outline

1 . Loyalists in the south wanted to stay that way because they wanted to keep the trade relationship with Britain.
---- A.”[W]as temporary only, and suited to the situation of their public affairs at that period, looking forward to an accommodation with Great Britain, an event then desired; and whereas the United Colonies of America have been since constituted independent States, and the political connection heretofore subsisting between them and Great Britain entirely dissolved by the declaration of the honorable the Continental Congress[.]”http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/sc02.asp
----i. The first source is background will help me with background information on what is going on in South Carolina.
----ii. It is a constitution that describes South Carolina in the 1770’s which is the time period we’re studying
---- B. “The Fate of Some Black Loyalists of South Carolina” http://www.jstor.org/stable/2716747
---- i. This source gives another view point from a different group of people during this time period.

----C. “A Note on James Stuart, Loyalist Clergyman in South Carolina” http://www.jstor.org/stable/2197692
---- i. This source gives a view point of the general loyalists of the revolution
---- ii. It’s a good source because it’s a journal from a loyalists of that time period.