Aren't the thirteen British colonies in the United States all British?

1, thirteen British colonies are not only British, but also a small number of immigrants from continental Europe. These immigrants have no feelings for Britain.

Even the British immigrants, who make up the majority of the population, are very different. The main body of British immigrants are Scots and Irish. These two peoples have nothing to do with the British. The Irish have always wanted independence, and many Scots are dissatisfied with the merger of Scotland and England. These people are the main force in the war of independence.

As a matter of fact, according to statistics, one third of the residents in thirteen British colonies (excluding slaves) supported the British government in the War of Independence. Most of these people retreated to Canada with the British army after American independence.