True or false: one reason why a person might have been a tory in the 1770s was that he or she was morally opposed to the revolution.

Tories were members of the conservative parties present in England or Great Britain. They had a history stretching from 1768 to the early 19th century. There was little or no organized efforts of their position in the 1770's and no reliable account of their positions in this time period, which included the American Revolution. The moral opposition to war could have been a factor in party membership. No large scale effect of this position has been specifically categorized.