. Noble W. Jones was a young merchant in Savannah who was angered by the taxes and laws that he thought were unconstitutional and that hurt his business. He was a Liberty Boy and fought for American freedom. What would he have been called during the War? AKS: 33c DOK: 2
A.
Patriot

B.
Republican

C.
Loyalist

D.
Democrat

A.

Patriot

Explanation: (please mark me brainleist)

Noble W. Jones

Called the "Morning Star of Liberty," Noble W. Jones was prominent among Georgia's Whig leaders before and during the American Revolution (1775-83) serving in both the provincial and state legislatures and the Continental Congress. During the early national period, he turned away from politics and made a laudable record as a progressive physician and Savannah civic leader.

Born in England in the early 1720s, Noble Wimberly Jones came to Savannah in 1733 with his parents, Sarah Hack Jones, and Noble Jones,  

Noble W. Jones

Noble W. Jones

and his sister, Mary, all members of the first group of Georgia colonists. He was trained for a medical career by his father, who also set him an example of government service, though the younger Jones would become as ardent a Whig as the elder proved a confirmed Tory. Like his father, Noble W. Jones accumulated thousands of acres of land, including his estate at Wormsloe, in the young colony. His planting interests, particularly in rice lands along the Ogeechee River, contributed considerably to his income.