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What happened to the property of Loyalists during the Revolution?Select one:A. State governments seized Loyalist lands and redistributed them among Patriot landowners.B. Most Loyalist property was not seized because doing so would have violated America's republican principles.C. The Continental Congress auctioned off Loyalists' lands to raise money to fund the war.D. Most of the lands of wealthy Loyalists were seized by local governments and redistributed among Patriot tenant farmers.
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