Asap ! will mark ! a student used these two sources for a report on the american revolution. read the two sources and the question that follows. source 1 when settlers first came to the american colonies, they were loyal to the british king. they thought of themselves as british citizens rather than americans. however, over time, they began to feel wronged by britain. they believed that if they paid taxes to the king, they should have a vote in the british parliament. the rallying cry for all americans became “no taxation without representation.” source 2 the history of the american revolution is often told from the point of view of those who wanted to separate from great britain. those who favored independence from great britain were called patriots. they included leaders who fought for independence, such as george washington and thomas jefferson. however, 15 to 20 percent of the colonists wanted to remain subjects of the british king, and they were known as loyalists or tories. which sentence from source 2 disagrees most with the information given in source 1? 1. the history of the american revolution is often told from the point of view of those who wanted to separate from great britain. 2. those who favored independence from great britain were called patriots. 3. they included leaders who fought for independence, such as george washington and thomas jefferson. 4. however, 15 to 20 percent of the colonists wanted to remain subjects of the british king, and they were known as loyalists or tories.