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Which of the following mostaccurately describes the change inAmerican public opinion betweenJanuary 1774 and July 1776?(A) It changed from a desire forreconciliation to a decision forindependence.(B) Most people favoredindependence in 1774 but werewilling to fight for it only afterthe Declaration ofIndependence.(C) Loyalists were in the majorityboth in 1774 and 1776.(D) By the summer of 1776, onlya relatively small number ofAmericans expressed supportfor the king's government.(E) Military support from Franceencouraged American Patriots.
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