n.忠诚，效忠

Loyalism is the political belief in remaining loyal to one's country, especially during times of conflict or change.
忠诚主义是在政治上相信在冲突或变革时期忠于自己的国家。
The Loyalist community in Canada has played a significant role in shaping the country's history and culture.
加拿大境内的保皇党社群在塑造该国历史和文化方面发挥了重要作用。
Many Loyalists fled to Canada after the American Revolution due to their allegiance to the British crown.
由于对英国王室的忠诚，在美国革命后，许多保皇党逃往加拿大。
The Loyalists' steadfast commitment to the British cause was a key factor in the outcome of the American Revolutionary War.
保皇党对英国事业坚定不移的承诺是美国独立战争结果的关键因素。
Despite facing persecution and discrimination, the Loyalists maintained their loyalty to the British monarchy.
尽管面临迫害和歧视，保皇党仍坚持忠于英国王室。
The Loyalists' perspective on the American Revolution was often shaped by their economic ties to Britain.
保皇党对美国革命的看法往往受到其与英国经济联系的影响。
The Loyalist movement in the American colonies was not monolithic, with varying degrees of support for the British crown among its members.
美国殖民地的保皇党运动并非铁板一块，其成员对英国王室的支持程度各不相同。
The Loyalists' contributions to Canadian society can be seen in their influence on language, literature, and politics.
保皇党对加拿大社会的贡献可以在他们对语言、文学和政治的影响中看到。
The Loyalists' legacy is still celebrated today through various events and commemorations in Canada.
保皇党的遗产至今仍通过加拿大各地的各种活动和纪念活动来庆祝。
The Loyalists' decision to remain loyal to the British crown had both personal and political consequences for those who chose this path.
保皇党选择忠于英国王室的决定对他们个人和政治产生了后果。