Loyalists supported the british and were also called:

patriots
tories
allies

Tories is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The colonists loyal to the British crown during the American revolution were called Loyalists. Tories, Royalists and king's men were other names used for them. The patriots were against them and supported the revolution. The loyalists assured the British government that they would fight for the crown. The number of loyalists in the military was very low and they were effective in the areas where Britain had military control. Many well-known activists were forced to flee, William Franklin son of Benjamin Franklin was one such loyalist.

Some contrasts include Heathcliff/Edgar, Isabella/Catherine, and Wuthering Heights/Thrushcross Grange. Heathcliff is passionate and masculine, while Edgar is weak, but refined. Isabella is infatuated with Heathcliff for what she wishes he is, while Catherine knows the man completely, but still loves him.
Characters: Heathcliff, Catherine Linton
Authors: Emily Brontë