Because of associations with the British, the Revolution was especially detrimental to the status of the

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The Anglican Church was closely associated with the British government, with the King serving as its head, and many Anglican ministers were loyalists. As a result, the Revolution was particularly damaging to the status of the Anglican Church, which faced persecution and confiscation of property in some areas. Quakers and Baptists, on the other hand, were generally supportive of the Revolution and benefited from the expansion of religious freedoms that accompanied it. Methodists and Presbyterians were also generally supportive, although some individual congregations and ministers remained loyalist.

Because of Associations with the British, the Revolution Was Especially