The largest group in the colonies in the years leading up to the American Revolution were Undecided.
- Before the beginning of the American Revolution, Americans were part of the British 13 colonies. Many people supported the war as they called themselves Patriots.
- It was widely believed that one third supported the war, one third rejected it, and one third were undecided.
- The undecided people remained neutral during the war as they were not ready to support either group (Loyalists and Patriots)
- With so many Americans remaining undecided, the war became an important event for the patriots to gain popular support.
Therefore we can conclude that the Undecided were the largest group during the American Revolution.
Thus option D. is the correct answer.
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